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Light is right as long as it still gets the job done.

Mammut made the Alugator Light Shovel for backcountry skiers and snowboarders who want to shave every possible ounce from their kit without losing function. It’s nice to take a 21.2oz shovel into the hills, but you don’t want to give up your ability to save your friend. Aluminum construction helps you cut through tough avalanche debris when it really counts. Mammut also included an extendable handle to give you better leverage for digging test pits.

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4 5

Adam Reinhard

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great shovel light and strong! like the triangular handle for quick easy asembly. a no brainer.

5 5

BW

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Superlight, and as strong as a driveway snow shovel from the local hardware store. I was curious to see just how well it would hold up to hauling huge blocks of snow (making a snow fortress on Shasta) being so light, but it performed flawlessly without a sign of failing. Its long enough to actually move some snow, but also telescopes down compacting the size. I shoveled, and shoveled.. and shoveled with it, and it felt very sturdy the whole time. The shaft is shaped like a triangle for grip and a secure fit between sections. The blade comes off the shaft, and the shaft pieces apart for compact stowing. After I was done shoveling, I used it to help anchor my tent. This is the perfect shovel for mountaineering considering weight, effectiveness, and price. Pick it up.

5 5

mar3837804

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Straps easily to outside of a backpack, or breaks down for placement inside. On Mt. Shasta, used this shovel to dig out a campsite in wet and partly crunchy snow. The shovel performed well, while a borrowed plastic shovel fell apart! I'll bring this aluminum shovel on future climbs.