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The Voile Telepack is one of the best T-grip shovels on the market.

The Voile Telepack Shovel features a T grip handle that is easy to get your hands on and makes for easier packing than D-grip handles. It also has a telescoping shaft that collapses to 27 inches and extends to 35 ¼ inches. The Voile Telepack shovel is perfect for snow study, building kickers or to digging your car out if need be.

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5 5

Ryan Roeber

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Absolutely awesome shovel. I've used it for digging snow trenches, and even for digging my car out. Aluminum shovels, although they may weigh a bit more than a plastic shovel, are awesome, because you can handle large loads of snow, and can also help you move a lot of snow quickly, vital when seconds count. I love the telescoping handle. My only beef is the neck of the shovel, which can make you have to adjust the way you pack, because I keep my shovel in my pack, so it can be a bit of a pain to have to pack around the neck of the shovel, or to access items near the shovel, however, with the neck, it makes it super easy to find, because you can find it by feel, which is a good idea, so I think that it is a double edged sword, but works to one's advantage.

Would this blade fit in the DaKine Heli...

Jin

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Posted on

Would this blade fit in the DaKine Heli Pro shovel pocket?
I'm trying to decide between the Voile Telepack T6 and Voile Mini TelePro Shovel T6. Any thoughts?

Dean Whitehead

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Hi Jin- Yes both will fit in the DaKine pack without issues... I prefer the Mini TelePro T6 because the scoop/shovel size is smaller/lighter and the handle is a D shape instead of a T handle (easier to hold with gloves). Go with the larger shovel scoop blades only if you need to move a lot of snow...
Telepack scoop=15x10in/38x25cm
TelePro scoop=13.5x10in/34x25cm

4 5

mtn4017106

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Unlike most people who probably buy this shovel for packing on trips or for avy-safety, etc., I purchased this shovel for everyday use. I have tendinitis in both hands so I need a lightweight shovel and this is perfect. The only reason I gave it a four instead of a five is because the bucket is very slick and sometimes when shoveling the snow flies off before I can throw it. I have gotten used to it now, so it doesn't bother me...Who would have ever thought someone would complain of the snow not sticking to the shovel???haha

4 5

Andy Traslin

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My first snow shovel used it for years, still have it.But I use a different brand now.

Job well done

tCarf

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A proud shovel standing tall after completing a job well done while I was winter camping alone. The shovel was great - clearing and leveling out the campsite and building a snow wall to block wind.

5 5

tCarf

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The shovel is longer with a bigger blade than most would take backcountry skiing, making it a little less packable. I had no problems though, and when winter camping alone, the extra size and leverage made clearing out snow and leveling out the campsite a quicker and easier.

Durable, large but not obtrusive
5 5

scott roughan

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i have had mine for 8 years so its a great shovel that lasts, good size blade unlike alot of the backcountry shovels but still fits in my heli pack easy

5 5

JP L.

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I keep this shovel in the back of my SUV for those off road adventures that you sometimes just cant help. Its a great size for your trunk or backpack and very sturdy. I was worried that the telescopic shaft would be flimsy, but it is not. I havent had to use this thing too much because we have not had TONS of snow to go 4x4 in, but its a hoss for its size and I would trust it anywhere. Gotta love the T-grip as well!

5 5

CrazyDrei

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I work in the snow and this is the smallest shovel I will ever carry with me. It has saved a life in a 5' deep burial. There are smaller lighter and more manageable shovels out there however this one is the best all around tool. I have used it in New Hampshire to build quincies, snow caves in Tahoe, backcountry booters in the Wasatch, used it as a sled for an emergency 3,000' vertical descent in the Pacific Northwest even dug my car out after a sandboarding session in Mojave. It's beat up used more then I ever expected and still has plenty of life left in it. Oh yeah the telescoping T handle is more practical than the D handle for use and in-pack storage.

3 5

Aaron Clark

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This shovel has served its purpose well. Its burly and relaiable but the neck has now become a problem. If you plan to place the shovel on the inside of your pack (truely the safest place as a avy slide would rip externally placed gear right off in an instant) then you may want to consider the G3. G3 is one of the very few who have removed the neck of the blade. For my BCA Stash pack the neck protrudes inward or outward and interferrs with other gear. Once I buy the G3 it will solve the problem but in the mean time I am always bothered by the inconvenience of the neck. See picture for example of problem

Solid shovel but curved neck an issue
4 5

Kate Atha

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This shovel is durable and light for the price. The telescoping handle makes it easy to dig with and even easier to carry on your back or in your pack. The pre-drilled holes and slats in the grip make setting up webbing straps a piece of cake. The shovel has held up through drills, dog holes, snow pits, and deck projects. I've had a couple issues with the spring pins in the handle getting jammed a few times, but not where it hooks to the blade.

Could this fit into a 32L backpack?

Johnny

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Posted on

Could this fit into a 32L backpack?

Bryan Vernetson

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Responded on

Yes. You would have to collapse the shovel handle or take it off, but it would definitely fit into a 32L pack.

Brian Vincent

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Best Answer Responded on

This shovel says it will shrink down to 24in. The blade is 15in. wide, so I would say sure, but that cramps up some room for anything else. You could strap it to the outside maybe. Those holes in bottom of the shovel, could use those for strapping.

What is the difference with the T6/orange...

jeremy

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What is the difference with the T6/orange one verses the blue and yellow? It has different holes in the blade? What does one size refer to? Thanks

Andrew

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The holes in the blade are so you can run webbing through it and wear it independently instead of having to fold it up in a pack. One size refers to that all three colors have the same dimensions which are listed in the tech specs on the right side.

rjinnes2390838

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You can also run webbing through the holes and use the shovel as a deadman anchor for self rescue. Also the T6 has 6000 series tempered aluminum shovel head meant for heavy use.

Is this a true 15" blade

Eric

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Is this a true 15" blade

Eric

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No it's a fake 15" blade. Of course it's real, why do you think they would say 15" if it wasn't?Because I have order a few different ones and they are not what they say they are.

5 5

Spaz

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This shovel is amazing, it's the perfect size to fit my dakine pack, and it cuts through the snow/ice better than anyone elses shovel in my krew, so it takes most of the beating building the kickers as it's everyones favorite. I recomend it to anyone.

gofp122294

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I don't know how it does in the snow but I can tell you it makes a kick ass beach shovel. Fits easily in my bag and moves some serious sand.

5 5

Evan Stevens

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I love this shovel, dependable day after day. I prefer the t grip as it fits into my pack better-less overall length. The telescoping length makes pits and rescue much easier. Full size blade is great for these applications as well.

4 5

Daniel Zelazo

Member since 

no complaints with this shovel for over a year. I think my next shovel might have a D-grip handle instead, as I feel those give you a little more shoveling power...but other than that its strong, light, and easy to pack.

4 5

live4it

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Pit-tests, snow caves, kickers, and backcountry-shovel sledding runs hasn't "broke" it. Big blade, comfortable shovel, moves loads of fluff. Simple, beefy design.