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Dig Dig Tool
Vargo Outdoors
Dig Dig Tool
$24.90
Description

  Ergonomic, serrated titanium trowel doubles as a tent anchor

  Inspired by the Japanese Hori-Hori knife, the Vargo Outdoors Titanium Dig Dig Tool makes quick work of digging catholes or securing your shelter in any type of soil, including snow and sand. Where other thin metal trowels tend to dig into your hand more than the ground, the Dig Dig Tool's ergonomic design, serrated edges, and rounded handle helps you cut through roots and tough ground comfortably. Additionally, its rounded top allows you to use a two-handed technique for even more digging power and leverage. So stop carrying heavier, hurtful trowels or using inferior substitutes (tent stakes, trekking poles, your shoe's heel, etc.) and dig a hole like champ with the titanium Dig Dig Tool.

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Description
Brand Name:
Vargo Outdoors
Weight:
36 g (1.25 oz)
Dimensions:
Length: 8.1 inches (20.5 cm)
Width: 1.7 inches (4.4 cm)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
T-471
UPC:
818881004716
Other Features:
• Dual use trowel and tent stake
• Made from strong, lightweight titanium
• Ergonomic design for digging ease and efficiency
• Serrated edges cut through tough ground and roots
• U-shape holds well in all soil types, snow, and sand
• Comfortable rolled handle
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