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Garmin inReach Mini 2
$299.99$0.00
This compact satellite communicator helps you keep home with you when you’re off the grid — adding peace of mind to every adventure, without adding weight to your pack.
Key Features:
- Global satellite coverage keeps you connected when cellphones can't.
- In an emergency,...
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This compact satellite communicator helps you keep home with you when you’re off the grid — adding peace of mind to every adventure, without adding weight to your pack.
Key Features:
- Global satellite coverage keeps you connected when cellphones can't.
- In an emergency, send an interactive SOS message to our coordination center.
- You can still connect to the ones who matter, even without cellphone coverage.
- With TracBack routing, find your way back if you happen to get lost.
- Expand the capabilities of your inReach device by using the Garmin Explore app.
- Stay on adventures longer with up to 14 days of battery life in 10-minute tracking mode.
In The Box:
- inReach Mini 2
- USB Cable
- Carabiner
- Documentation
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