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Schrade Telescoping Collapsible Shovel 1055 Steel Telescoping Handle SCHSH1 NEW

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Type: Shovel

Brand: BTI Tools

MPN: SCHSH1

UPC: 044356223768

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by lotek9942
Jan 07, 2016Top favourable review
Solid Shovel at the right price
Let's talk honest and adult for a second. Everyone knows that the Gerber e-Tool is THE tool. But how many of us really need to dig a fox hole? Even in a long term zombie apocalypse event if you really needed to dig a major hole you'd go find a full sized shovel. And at $70 to $130US if you are not military or such then you are just making a fashion statement. If you really get out for more than a day hike, and need something better than a gardening trowel the Schrade SCHSH1 Shovel is a solid tool worth a look. In fact, at least here in Oregon, you are required by law to have both shovel and axe to camp out in Forest Service lands. What's to dislike? ============== I am not sold on the blade shape. Snow? Can't see how on a camp shovel that would matter. Chopping? Man. Ok, yes you can chop ... Let's talk honest and adult for a second. Everyone knows that the Gerber e-Tool is THE tool. But how many of us really need to dig a fox hole? Even in a long term zombie apocalypse event if you really needed to dig a major hole you'd go find a full sized shovel. And at $70 to $130US if you are not military or such then you are just making a fashion statement. If you really get out for more than a day hike, and need something better than a gardening trowel the Schrade SCHSH1 Shovel is a solid tool worth a look. In fact, at least here in Oregon, you are required by law to have both shovel and axe to camp out in Forest Service lands. What's to dislike? ============== I am not sold on the blade shape. Snow? Can't see how on a camp shovel that would matter. Chopping? Man. Ok, yes you can chop with this but if you don't have an actual hatchet handy then get one. Maybe it is just a structural thing to allow a thinner blade. At any rate, I'd have preferred a deeper scooping ability to actually remove dirt . I have concerns about the long term strength of a pin system for the telescoping handle. It seems that the constant abuse on the pin would eventually make it fail. But, if you really plan to do That much digging with basically an entrenching tool then invest in the top of the line. I suspect that despite my concerns the average heavy camper will never reach the breaking point. This will only be proven after years of use though.. The so-so ========== Still no clue why any shovel brand has a stake pounding surface on a shovel. Man, if all you brought in your bug-out bag or on your week long camping trip was a folding shovel then you didn't plan right. Fortunately the Schrade stake pounder is in an ok place. It doesn't really interfere with the locking mechanism. I might someday figure out how to remove it but it isn't that big of a deal. The 90 degree lock is actually "90 degrees". Ideally it should be a little less than 90 for optimum hoe-type digging. But not a huge deal. At 2 pounds this is not an ultralight hiker tool. I could care les about that... but.. if you are going several miles into the rough, well, 2 pounds of shovel on top of other gear. Yippie. The sheath. It is a sheath. Cordura with very thin "plastic" liner. It is a shovel sheath so what is to expect? Oh yea. Maybe molle compatible next time, Schrade? I love the versatility of the sheath on your SCHF9 (as far as "attaching" goes) and your shovel deserves something similar. What is there to like? ================= I like the sharpened edge. I HAVE to say that the warnings about the edge are a little hyped. The edge on the Schrade Shovel isn't any sharper than a shovel you buy at the hardware store. You wont cut a steak with it, and you wont cut your finger on it. However, you will definitely cut off fingers and hands if you get them in the way of a chop! Having a decently sharp shovel is actually important, but too sharp and the blade would get easily damaged on small rocks as you dug, So yea. respect it but don't fear it. Fearing a tool makes it more dangerous. The locking ring is solid. I Have used many folding shovels over the years and man, you really don't want to over tighten this, and no matter what shovel there is always a little play... and the Schrade is very steady for not a lot of tightening. It is 2 pounds. While it can suck carrying it out somewhere that weight aids in digging and chopping roots out of the way. So that 2 pounds pays off. Got to dig a latrine hole in rough ground? Yea. 2 pounds is a good thing. So, in short, I've used the $9 shovels. You pay over time because they don't last. I don't need to dig a fox hole every time I pitch tent, so a $100 Gerber makes no sense. Schrade's $35 shovel hits a good spot with price versus durability and function. Don't be afraid to get one, it will last you.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: ceshowroom
by joseph.saadeh
Jul 11, 2018
the best for the amount of money
This shovel is really good.. not the best quality in market.. but for what you pay it's the best you can get... it's rock solid.. i used it also as a hammer to drive the pegs into a hard soil base.. light wait, small, and fold able so you can keep it in your back pack or in the car and it won't take much space
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: greatlocaldealsnow-1
by joepop1
Aug 29, 2017
Well designed shovel
It is made of qualiity materials, well designed and reliable. Fits on the outside pack or in a pocket. Cuts through small roots and move rocks without destroying shovel. The spade lock is tight and no wobble.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: hometown111
by consumeravenue
Aug 17, 2018
Poor assembly standards
It's a good shovel when put together correctly, but yours might be a little floppy until you undo the hinge bolt and align it correctly. Mine needed to be reassembled.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: caninekopz
by parroteb
May 02, 2017
A bit heavy, pricey and the handle is just too thin after full extension.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: multisalesfree

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