Outlaw Trail Shovel
Sooner or later every good campsite asks you to dig. A fire pit. A trench round the tent. A kickstand sunk to the axle in somebody's idea of firm ground.
The Trail Shovel folds down small enough to ride in a saddlebag and opens into a proper tool. Run it straight to dig, or lock the blade at 90° and use it like a hoe. There's a saw edge on the blade and a compass in the handle for the days the signal gives up.
In the box (as the manufacturer shows it):
- Folding steel shovel with saw edge*
- Handle with compass*
- Camo carry pouch
*Manufacturer figures and descriptions.
Sooner or later every good campsite asks you to dig. A fire pit. A trench round the tent. A kickstand sunk to the axle in somebody's idea of firm ground.
The Trail Shovel folds down small enough to ride in a saddlebag and opens into a proper tool. Run it straight to dig, or lock the blade at 90° and use it like a hoe. There's a saw edge on the blade and a compass in the handle for the days the signal gives up.
In the box (as the manufacturer shows it):
- Folding steel shovel with saw edge*
- Handle with compass*
- Camo carry pouch
*Manufacturer figures and descriptions.
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