Ortovox Beast Shovel

Ortovox Beast Shovel

Ortovox Beast Shovel

$59.95

Lightweight, compact and efficient: Weighing only 580 grams, our new BEAST is a lightweight, cleverly designed avalanche shovel that is perfect for beginners as well as for more demanding users. Thanks to its 83-centimeter working length and 2.3l scoop volume, the BEAST is the ideal size for efficient work after an avalanche.
  • Oval handle cross section
  • Telescoping handle
  • Non-slip step grooves
  • Sharp, protected edge
  • Pack-friendly blade
  • High sidewalls and pronounced center ridge for maximum rigidity

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