U.S. Style Trifold Shovel

This is a brand new, U.S. Army style, very good quality, trifold shovel. It has the NSN# stamped on the handle as well as the letters "U.S." The shovel weighs a nice 2.5lbs and measures 23" long, the blade is serrated on one side and measures 6" wide and 8 1/2" long. This is a perfect bug-out shovel. It fits conveniently into your pack or can be tucked away under the seat of your vehicle with ease. Keep this alongside the rest of your survival gear.

Proudly U.S.A Made!

When Uncle Sam requested a small pocket pry bar for technicians to open ordinance crates in the field, we offered these as the solution. The Widgy Pry Bar is made to fill the high demand for a customizable widgy bar which you can sharpen into your own EDC tool. These compact bars are heat treated D-9 steel and provide a common sense solution to broken knife blades and bent screw driver shafts. These are first run extras from our government order.

Silver, tool a long sasquatch multi tool, includes hex wrenches, bottle opener, cord cutter, 1 ruler, flathead screwdriver, phillips head screwdriver, butterfly wrench & can opener, 3.5 inches x 2.5 inches x 0.05 inches.

Cars are designed to keep passengers safely inside on impact, but power locks, seat belts, and air bags often make it difficult to get back out. This potentially life-saving device features:

• Chrome plated hammer to break the window
• Stainless steel razor for cutting the seat belt strap
• Pointed metal tip to puncture the air bag
• Mini light
• Includes self-stick fabric fasteners
• A glow-in-the-dark decal to help you locate the tool in an emergency

*Requires 1 AAA Battery

Features:

• For the Sportsman & Hunter:
• Cuts 10" diameter limb in less than 30 seconds
• Made of high strength, heat-treated steel
• Rust resistance
• Weighs only 4.98 oz.
• 28 inches long when uncoiled
• Bi-directional teeth

Perfect for:

• Cutting firewood
• Clearing a trail or campsite
• Cutting wood for tree stands
• Keep in auto for emergencies
• Trimming branches
• Clearing heavy brush
• Removing tree roots
• Cutting in corners
• Cutting Polypropylene, tubing

A Note From Our Legal Department: While this is considered a safety tool, extreme caution must be used with it due to the blade's wide opening. We recommend the Survival Chainsaw be used by experienced campers.