Coghlan's Back Packers Trowel Orange

Coghlan's Back Packers Trowel

£4.99
By Coghlan's
Minus Plus

MADE FROM LIGHTWEIGHT ABS PLASTIC, IT WEIGHS JUST 2 OZ. (55 G), MAKING IT AN ESSENTIAL PART OF YOUR BACKPACKING KIT.

The trowel is ideal for digging cat holes, essential for adhering to Leave No Trace principles in the outdoors. Its compact design makes it easy to pack into your backpack without adding extra weight. The Coghlan's Trowel is a great companion for any outdoor adventure, helping you reduce your environmental impact and leave the wilderness just as you found it.

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KEY FEATURES OF THE COGHLAN'S TROWEL

  • Lightweight (2 oz. / 55 g)
  • Sturdy ABS plastic
  • Easily digs cat holes
  • Comfortable handle
  • Made in Canada

  • SIZE + SPECIFICATIONS

    Material - ABS Plastic

    Weight - 55 g (2 oz.)

  • REVIEWS

    "Great value and very sturdy and strong for being polymer. Feels much more sturdy than some of the aluminium ones out on the market."

    "I was very surprised to find that this trowel is very sturdy and got the job done digging through hard rocky soil that had tons of roots running through it."

    "Lightweight and sturdy enough. Digs easily, can be clipped to outside of backpack easily."

  • WHAT WE THINK

    At Valley and Peak, we know how important it is to travel light when camping, and the Coghlan's Backpacker's Trowel is a great choice for those looking to minimise weight while still being prepared.

    While the Coghlan's Trowel is perfect for lighter tasks like digging a cat hole or securing tent pegs, it does have its limitations. Its plastic construction may bend or break when used on harder, rocky ground, making it less suited for more demanding conditions or deeper digging.

    For campers who prioritise portability and value, this trowel offers excellent performance at an affordable price. However, if you’re planning on tackling tougher terrain or require a more durable tool for heavy-duty tasks, you might want to consider a sturdier metal trowel. For most casual campers, though, the Coghlan’s Backpacker’s Trowel is a solid and practical choice.

  • Weight

    55 g

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