ISO packable snow/ dirt shovel
Posted by volvodump@reddit | overlanding | View on Reddit | 4 comments
Looking for a basically the title. I want an interchangeable head that I can swap for dirt or snow.
Posted by volvodump@reddit | overlanding | View on Reddit | 4 comments
Looking for a basically the title. I want an interchangeable head that I can swap for dirt or snow.
Kerensky97@reddit
Don't just get the folding shovels. They're not upto the task of moving earth on the scale needed for vehicles. I've been there and done that.
D ring half shovels are the sweet spot for me. And just a regular garden spade shovel does the job. I haven't seen any that swap heads with a snow shovel but I have had ones that swap with a square head spade and they suck. Having that slightly loose connection with the snapring pin holding the spade of the is such a weak point. Even though the amount ot play is small, any play is bad.
I think just having a solid single piece shovel will be better, even if it can't clear snow away as fast. Or if snow is really that common of a problem then bringing a dedi snow shovel would be a good idea.
Reasonable-Teach7155@reddit
Accurate. Fighting feet of packed snow on your knees w an e-tool is bullshit. Never again.
getinwegotbidnestodo@reddit
The Spetznaz shovel is the best to just throw and forget in the back of your rig.
Turbulent_Ad_4579@reddit
Just get a military surplus funding shovel. The knockoff ones bend, get a real one.
I used mine in the mountains of Colorado and many other places. Goes through snow, ice, dirt, anything really. Anything extra is just unnecessary and overthinking it lol.
Or get a basic ass landscaping/gardening shovel. That's what most of the people in the mountains actually carry around here. If you get stuck a local will stop and whip out their garden shovel to help you, lmfao.
A snow shovel isn't actually that great at digging a vehicle out of snow, especially if shits packed in underneath the vehicle. Let's be real, if you ain't high centered you ain't stuck. You want a dirt shovel then.