Good Quality BoglerCo Ultralight Trowel

BoglerCo Ultralight Trowel  is a highgrade aluminum trowel with palm protecting end cap and serrated edge designed to be used by ultralight backpackers and hikers. Weighs next to nothing and the serrated edge is excellent at cutting small roots.

The plastic end is a game changer to make it more pleasant to use than other ultralight trowels because it doesn’t dig into your palm. Made of super tough aircraft grade aluminum which has a strength to weight ratio rivaling that of the highest grade titanium. Use it to pry through rocky soil without fear of bending or damaging the tip. 

Please note: Do not use this product in a fire. Exposure to open flame will change the heat treatment properties of the metal, weakening it.

MATERIAL: Aluminum aircraft grade

WEIGHT: 13.5 g (0.48 oz)

LENGTH: 18,4 cm / 7.25 inches 

FEATURES

• The thin edge cuts cleanly through turf and small roots. The serrated edge cuts through medium roots. 

• The UVresistant plastic end cap is attached with 2 stainless steel screws. 

• The end cap provides comfort and digging power. 

• Use full force while digging without the handle cutting into your palm. 

• Compare to TheTentLab Deuce #2. The BoglerCo UL trowel is longer, lighter, and more comfortable to use. 

• Holes along the spine improve grip while digging. Also thread a rope through the two holes in the center of the trowel to use it as a deadman anchor.

• Doubles as a spare tent stake, shoehorn and flyswatter.

• Lifetime Warranty against breakage under normal use conditions.

BoglerCo says:

“To demonstrate the strength of this trowel I used a rock to hammer it into the hardest ground I could find and pulled back on the handle with a pull scale using a stick for leverage. It read 42 lb of force before it threw a big chunk of dirt and rocks into the air. The trowel was not damaged.”

“These trowels are not anodized because it does not add anything to the functionality of the tool and the process involves toxic chemicals that I don’t want in my home shop or our environment. A wellused trowel gains a simple rustic aesthetic all its own.”