Gerber E-Tool - Pala plegable táctica, pala de camping con borde dentado, color negro

Muy bueno muy compacto grande para trabajos de contratación de luz

This little thing folds down small enough that I can keep it in my car, tucked away in a small emergency box where I keep some road and off-road items to get me out of trouble.It came in handy this winter when I got my Cherokee stuck (beached basically) and I had to literally dig the car out of the little hill I got it stuck in. Ground was frozen, it was 28 degrees outside, and it took me 3 hours. But I couldn’t have done it without this incredibly strong and durable trenching tool. It would have taken me 6 hours doing it by hand, or with a wooden stick. Plus, the plastic handle prevented my hands from dealing with cold metal. Which I appreciated very much.Buying a second one so next time some one else can help me dig. And probably a third to keep around the house, just in case.Will also …

Especificaciones de la caja:Material de la cabeza: Material de acero al carbono de boro recubierto de polvo: longitud total de nylon de clase: 23.2"longitud cerrada: 9.4"peso: 2.32 libras (1050 G)Parece ser una herramienta sólida (aprobada por la OTAN, así que debería serlo), pero hay algunas cosas que no me gusta.NO se bloquea en 90 grados. También tengo la herramienta E de la edición militar de USGI y no sólo se bloquea en 90, pero puede bloquear en una posición más amplia (~135) que este modelo Gerber también no puede hacer.Esta herramienta puede bloquear directamente, pero luego la siguiente muesca que está disponible en el mecanismo de bloqueo es de aproximadamente 65-70 grados. Aunque no he intentado cavar con esto porque planeo regresar o regalarlo, no me gusta ese ángulo si se usa

Me alegro de haber hecho esta compra. Ya tengo una E-Tool militar, que ha tenido una vida muy útil. Está empezando a desmoronarse y por eso quería conseguir otro, pero no quería gastar $60 en uno, así que elegí este modelo. Gerber hace muy agradable multi-herramientas y cuchillos así que después de leer algunos comentarios sobre este producto y la experiencia con sus otros productos me sentí seguro comprarlo. Vivo en las montañas y lo usé en un viaje de camping el fin de semana pasado y lo usé para cavar un fogón y agujeros para postes, hizo el trabajo sin problemas. La pala se bloquea en un ángulo (no exactamente 90 grados aunque otra revisión dijo que no.) Muy fácil de doblar y desplegar incluso si todavía hay barro en él. Cuando está bloqueado en cualquier posición se siente muy …

I keep this in my bag for hiking and camping and am super pleased. Yeah it's a little pricey but it's solid and folds up nice and compact to fit in just about any bag. I've had no trouble digging small fire pits or just uprooting small stuff. For a shovel this rigid, it's not heavy. It's probably not as sturdy as those all metal ones (the well made ones) but it's also much lighter. Those shovels you find at army surplus stores are probably a fair bit sturdier but they weigh a ton and let's get serious, it's a small shovel. You're going to use it for small shovel jobs, not landscaping or digging trenches. It's a small light utility shovel that's crazy convenient and easily fits in any hiking or "bug out" type bag. Good job Gerber. I'll probably buy more of these in the future.

AMA esta pala. Tengo uno en la parte de atrás de cada vehículo por si acaso y lo llevo de camping. Es indispensable durante el invierno si corres el riesgo de quedarte atascado.Pros:- Se dobla hasta el tamaño de la pala, muy compacta. Se pliega en terceras.- Extremadamente durable (usado para cavar trincheras mientras acampaba y para romper hielo y excavar coches atascados en la nieve)- El borde serrado se puede utilizar para cortar aplicaciones, aunque no es ideal para este uso si se requiere a menudoCons:- Pesado, esto puede ser un engaño si quieres llevarlo mochila, que no te recomiendo, pero de lo contrario sólo lo hace más duradero.Compré uno de estos hace unos 4 años y me ha servido maravillosamente. Compré otro el año pasado para nuestro otro coche y me da la tranquilidad de saber …

This thing is legit! I bought this to replace a Gerber 22-41578 Gorge Folding Shovel, which was actually closer to a large trowel than it was to a shovel. It's like night and day with this one. Handle, shovel head, blade, and shaft are all solid. There were a few nights of really heavy rain during my camping trip last summer and the site was less than ideal for water drainage. Normally I just do some real light trenching around my tent, but this time I was working around several tents and a pop up canopy. I could not believe how easily this shovel chewed through a mess of earth, root, and rock. Though it's not a long shovel, the leverage I was getting was good, and there was no undue strain on my back. Blade is sharp, so I was getting deep trenches with minimal shovelfuls. I've used it …

I was looking for a folding shovel to take on hikes and was stuck between varying criteria:- Wooden handled shovels are both light and durable, but cumbersome to pack- heavier folding shovels are durable and semi-compact, but heavy- lighter folding shovels are....lighter and compact, but lack durability.The Gerber 30 falls under the second category, and it can certainly take a beating. Compared to lighter shovels I've picked up in other places, like the Coleman tri-fold, or ones at Home Depot. The Gerber shovel plate is a heavier thicker steel, resists torque well, and can cut through roots and clay. Lighter shovels don't have that ability, and wear down much more quickly.Having said that, I do believe that for backpacking, the Gerber 30 is just too heavy. It's only 2.9lbs, but when every