Camping gear tracker for the bag that holds it all
Clip a Tracker Mist to your duffel or gear bag and it joins the Apple Find My map. From a packed car to a busy trailhead, you'll know which bag is which — and where you left it.
Clips to any gear bag
Built tough for the bag you live out of
Out here you don't need a live map. You need to find the right bag in a packed car at dusk.
IP67 against the elements
Rain, morning dew, a splash at the lake — the sealed coin-cell housing keeps reporting through it all.
Find the right bag fast
Two identical duffels in the back of the car? Tap Play Sound and let the ~60 dB chirp tell them apart.
A year on one cell
A CR2032 lasts 12+ months, so the tracker won't die between trips or deep in a gear closet.
Carabiner-ready for the trail
The leather fob clips to a carabiner, a daisy chain, or a duffel zipper so it travels with your kit. Best near towns, trailheads, and campgrounds where passing iPhones keep its location fresh.
- Last seen — remember the trailhead you set it down at.
- Play Sound — pick your bag out of a pile at camp.
- No subscription — it's ready whenever the next trip is.
Trip-ready in three steps
Pair before you pack
Hold the Mist near your iPhone, tap Connect in Find My, and name it "Gear bag."
Clip it on
Attach the fob to a carabiner, daisy chain, or zipper — or tuck it into an outside pocket.
Find it later
Open Find My to ring the bag or see its last-seen location around camp and the car.
"We had four near-identical duffels in the truck. One Play Sound tap and I knew which one had the stove. Small thing, but it saved us digging through everything at the campsite."
Honest about the backcountry
Tracker Mist relies on Apple's Find My network, which depends on nearby iPhones to relay a location. Around towns, campgrounds, and trailheads that works well; deep in the wilderness with no people around, it can only show the last place it was detected — it is not a satellite GPS beacon.
It's iPhone-only and has no SOS or live tracking. For sorting and finding gear bags on a trip it's ideal; for genuine off-grid safety you'd still carry a dedicated satellite communicator.
Questions, answered honestly
Does a Find My tracker work while camping?
It works best near towns, campgrounds, and trailheads where other iPhones are around to relay its location. In remote backcountry with no people nearby, it shows the last place it was detected rather than a live position.
Will it survive rain and dirt?
Yes. It's IP67-rated against rain, dust, and splashes, and the CR2032 battery lasts 12+ months, so it holds up to outdoor use trip after trip.
How do I attach it to a gear bag?
Clip the included leather fob to a carabiner, daisy chain, or zipper pull, or tuck it into an outside pocket. Use one per bag to tell your kit apart with Play Sound.
Is it a substitute for a satellite GPS beacon?
No. It's a gear-finding tag, not an off-grid safety device. For backcountry emergencies, carry a dedicated satellite communicator — use Tracker Mist to keep track of your bags.
Does it need a subscription?
No. It uses Apple's free Find My network — no monthly fee and no extra app, just an iPhone.
Tag every bag before the next trip.
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