SPADE Shovel - Snowtools - G3 Store [CAD]
SPADE Shovel - Snowtools - G3 Store [CAD]
SPADE Shovel - Snowtools - G3 Store [CAD]
SPADE Shovel - Snowtools - G3 Store [CAD]

SPADE Shovel

G3 Genuine Guide Gear®
Grip
Colour
€61,95
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  • Price does not include VAT. The customer will pay VAT, duties, and fees later upon import.

COMPACT SHOVEL AND PERFECT GUIDE’S TOOL

Compact and light. The SPADE's rounded leading edge, compact blade design, and option between T-grip or D-grip handle make it a tool for more than just moving snow.

  • Rounded leading edge easily penetrates consolidated snow
  • Shaft grip makes digging faster and more comfortable
  • Low profile blade for easy packing
  • Maximum strength
  • Telescoping shaft
  • 6061 T6 aluminum blade, TIG weld
SPADE Shovel video

Tech Specs

Weight (kg): 630g (T-GRIP) 670g (D-GRIP)
Weight (lb): 1lb 6.2oz (T-GRIP) 1lb 7.6oz (D-GRIP)
Blade Width: 20.5cm/8.1in
Blade Length: 25cm/9.8in
Material: 6061 t6 aluminum blade, tig weld
Packed Length: 46cm/18in

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Customer Reviews

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Chris L.
Go for the D grip

Purchased for a backup shovel; it's decent but a few dislikes: 1) the metal pins are very tough to work with gloves on and I would not want to waste precious seconds fiddling with a shovel pin (two of them) while my friend is buried. 2) the T grip is really just setup for right handed people. I'd suggest just sticking with their other shovel and go for the D grip!

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Brent H.
Great Shovel, Couple of Defects

I really like the shape and size of this shovel. I’m a firm believer that a smaller blade is faster an more efficient in Avalanche debris.

The downside to this shovel: The shaft grip is a great idea but it slipped after only a month and I had to cut it off. And finally, the notches in the T-Grip handle get full of snow, which then melts and gets your gloves soaked. A real pain in the butt when you’re digging kitchens and snow caves while winter camping. I made some modification using hockey tape to get around the later issue.