NACATIN Portable Folding Shovels, Tactical Military Collapsible Camping Shovel with Nylon Carrying Pouch and High Carbon Steel Handle, Compact and Multi-Functional Tool (Mini Shovel Black)
Product Description
NACATIN Portable Folding Shovels, Tactical Military Collapsible Camping Shovel with Nylon Carrying Pouch and High Carbon Steel Handle, Compact and Multi-Functional Tool (Mini Shovel Black)
- LIGHTWEIGH AND FOLDABLE: The tri-fold camping shovel weighs only 1.33 pound which is ultralight for you to carry.
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL TOOL: It can works as shovel, pickaxe, saw, hoe, etc.Our folding shovel is a helper for your car,garden and outdoor activities.
- LABOR-SAVING TRIANGLE HANDLE: The Nacatin shovel is sturdy and labor-saving with triangle handle,high strength carbon steel sharp blade and non-slip grip. The triangular handle is strong and fits comfortably in either hand.
- EASY TO STORAGE: It comes with a nylon carrying case with gear loops which can put or hang it in the corner.
- WIDELY USE: Design for exploring, camping, traveling, hiking, garden,driving emergent tools.It is also great for keeping in your vehicle in case of getting stuck in snow/mud.
Description:
The folding shovel is compact and durable for your next task. Whether you're working at home or on the go, this fold-up shovel provides reliable durability and practicality thanks to its multifunction. A locking collar keeps your shovel folded when it's not in use. You'll love this shovel in one lightweight and compact package.
Features:
Multifunctional tool
Shovel, pickaxe, saw, hoe, etc.
Compact size and folding design
Locking collar keeps shovel folded or unfolded and freely combine handle, flexibly change in length and function
Lightweight and comfortable non-slip grip
Parameter:
- Handle material: iron
- Shovel material: carbon steel
- Total length: 45.5cm / 17.91 inches
- Length of shovel: 15.5cm / 6.10 inches
- Width of shovel: 11.5cm / 4.53 inches
- Thickness of shovel: 0.1cm / 0.04 inches
- Design for: exploring, camping, traveling, hiking, driving emergent tools








