
$20.00
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Imported.
Item 650213
Specification | Description |
| Blade material | HDPE |
| Blade size | 31.75 x 30.5cm / 12.5 x 12 in. |
| Packed length | 31.75cm / 12.5 in. |
| Extended length | 31.75cm / 12.5 in. |
| Weight | 173g / 6.1 oz. |
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Comments about Snow Claw SnowClaw Guide Snow Shovel:
I bought a few of these for winter camping and traveling last year. Everyone likes them as a great BACKUP tool that is lightweight and easy to carry; in particular, they are great for working inside a snow cave. Keep in mind, they are NOT a shovel substitute! (but they work MUCH BETTER than a snowshoe tail for digging!)
I recommend them as a personal piece of gear to back up a shovel or two in a party, and will start carrying them next to the chains in my truck.
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Comments about Snow Claw SnowClaw Guide Snow Shovel:
This is just what I needed for moderate ski touring on trails with little avalanche danger. I wanted something like a shovel for emergency shelter making but was reluctant to buy a shovel. This will be perfect for making lunch shelters as well.
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Comments about Snow Claw SnowClaw Guide Snow Shovel:
This product is good for a lightweight snow mover, when a traditional shovel is not necessary. This is NOT a substitute for a metal shovel. If there is ANY danger of avalanche or heavy, compacted, hard snow then the Snow Claw will not do the job. Makes a good seat on snow in a pinch.
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Comments about Snow Claw SnowClaw Guide Snow Shovel:
After using the SnowClaw for the past few years I've found it very useful during winter camping and touring. I carry both an aluminum shovel and the SnowClaw but for most situations the SnowClaw works best. For moving large amounts of snow as in snow cave building it allows me to use both hands working in same direction which saves energy making it easier than a shovel. It's perfect for shaping the ceiling and walls. Flexing the handles together make the tool rigid enough to dig through harder snow and icy chunks. However, ice layers require my shovel or ice axe. As a former Ski Patrol, I like how well it conforms to an emergency splint.
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Comments about Snow Claw SnowClaw Guide Snow Shovel:
I just bought two Snow Claws, one as a replacement for myself and one for my wife. Lost my old one and found it indispensable. Used old one several time in various conditions including chunky hard packed snow from small slides. Worked well for digging snow caves. Never used in extreme conditions like solid ice or rock hard debris. Can't attest to it's performance there.
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