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Slice through the snow quickly and efficiently during your tour or expedition.

A dense Maritime snowpack calls for the coarse surface and big teeth of the Brooks Range Igloo 70cm Folding Snow Saw to chew through the icy bonds while isolating columns or building a wall to block your camp from the howling Arctic winds. It's large 70cm (27.5inch) blade goes a long way while you study the avalanche danger or cut blocks out of the hard, deep snow.
  • Aggressive aluminum teeth cut through ice and can even be used to cut wood when necessary
  • The rubber-coated handle is easy to grab and can be strapped to a shovel handle or ski pole to extend its reach
  • Blade includes 1mm, 2mm, and 3mm snow crystal grids and imperial as well as metric rulers to further your study of the snow
  • Entire saw folds into a 40x12.7mm (16x5inch) package for storage

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What is the difference between the left-...

cruisergreen

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What is the difference between the left- and right-hand versions of this saw?

greg

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It is the way the cup of the handle is formed. The picture above I believe is the left hand model. The cup is supposed to follow the contour of your hand when you grip it. so with the blades facing down a left hand would cup the opposite of a right hand. I was confused at first too. I don't find the handle on my right hand saw all that comfortable anyhow. It is a great tool for cutting blocks.