FullLit Folding Shovel - Multifunctional Camping Digging Spade and Survival Tool with Pickaxe - Lightweight and Portable for Hiking, Camping, Trenching, Gardening, and Backpacking Review

Small size. Seems to be strong. I like that you can adjust the handle length. The small size can be useful when digging trenches around a tarp or tent to influence water direction and redirection. The small size is slightly larger than a small garden shovel or a large garden shovel. Although it's about 1/3 smaller than a GI binder, it's compact, lightweight, pocketable and looks sturdy for its intended use. Hooray.

I found this product to be exactly as advertised. It had many additional features that made it exactly what I needed. It's easy to carry, light weight, strong, durable and well made. The ability to work with multiple tools made it very versatile and served as a good backup should other equipment fail (I have a good compass if I lose it, for example the FullLit folding shovel has one built in). I can only recommend that.

This instrument appears to be well built and reliable. The parts fit together perfectly and have a good balance when assembled. A cutting blade and pickaxe seem to fit, although the shovel itself is too small for my typical needs. This works best as a real emergency kit as it folds neatly and compactly. However, it is too small for regular snow removal or vehicle evacuation. Super responsive and helpful customer support!

Excellent scoop for the money! Used it as a camping shovel on a trip. Overall we were very impressed. Very nicely built, doesn't feel cheap and has length. It folds to a convenient size for portability and extends to a great length. You can also change the angle of the blade from just 50 degrees to 90 degrees. The saw is very useful, it can chop down small trees. Lightweight and easy to use and did everything we wanted. He dug holes, buried fish guts, excavated fire grates, and chopped wood…

Bought to carry and because it claims to be very strong but you get what you pay for, annoyingly enough, the usual digging motion for the shovel folds it back too. From the side of the pickaxe there were no such problems. The metal buckled trying to use the shovel as a lever which was frankly used to split the roots but the description was too high. Otherwise it seems like a decent portable but a fragile tool that can be used for light gardening and camping but is definitely overpriced.