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Voile T Wood Shovel - 2006
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Voile T Wood Shovel - 2006
As its name suggests, the Voile T Wood Shovel was designed with a T grip and comes with a saw that can even cut wood. The T handle is more compact for storage in your pack than a D grip, and the shovel's construction is a tad lighter than other models. Inside its shaft, the T Shovel stores a hi-tensile steel saw blade that will cut through just about anything including wood and steel. The saw blade easily attaches to the telescoping shovel shaft for extended reach. This telescoping shovel and wood saw make the perfect combo for backcountry travel and safety.
Bottom Line: A pefect tool for when things go wrong, and when you might need to cut something besides snow.
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By:
cora pfaff
December 31, 2011
I have had this shovel for 2 years. unfortunately I lost the shovel. Its been rated the Best. and fits easily on the backpack. I snowmobile and sometimes get a ski caught on a tree. Nice to have a strong saw. I am also with Search and Rescue. This shovel is strong and lightweight and makes digging in hard packed snow easy. The holes punches are great if you need to tie off and use as an anchor. Big plus I've noted in looking at other shovels is that is lifetime warranty!
How compact is this shovel? will it fit easily in a dakine heli
How compact is this shovel? will it fit easily in a dakine heli pro pack?
By: alex
November 1, 2009
yea the shovel will prob fit. You cnt b certain unless u take the measurments but my friend sed he got his to fit.
By: Boarder 12
November 2, 2009
Nice Shovel
By:
K2racer
December 18, 2007
I bought this shovel to outfit myself for back country riding.
I used it a bit to test it out and it seems up to the task. I even used the saw to cut down a pine tree which now sits in my front room with lights upon it.
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