Survival Shovel Multitool 28 in 1 Luxury Kit, Tactical Camping Folding Shovel, Unbreakable Martensitic Steel Adjustable 7 Angles 24-35.4'' Length, Compact Gear for Outdoor Hiking Emergency

As other have correctly pointed out, this is not a backpacking shovel, nor was it intended to be. It is, however, a high quality, bombproof, multipurpose shovel and tool for your vehicle, home emergency survival kit, or "bug-out" bag. This Zune shovel is made of the highest quality materials and construction, includes all the tools detailed in the description on the item page, and will last a lifetime. The fittings, shovel blade hinge, and machining are top quality. I am extremely happy with this tool, and was pleased I bought it at just the right time, in that it was $189.95 on Amazon when I purchased it. That said, Zune will send you a free handle extension, if you email them a photo of you with your shovel. Check the paperwork that comes with the shovel for details. It would nice if a cordura case, with pockets for all the sections and tools were included, but with a bit of hunting, one can find something suitable at a camping or Army-Navy surplus store. BE WARNED: There are numerous vendors on social media using Zune's video to market cheap, inferior products. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM, for they either send a junk shovel, or in may cases, you won't receive anything at all.

Why is it pictured as including a green backpack / carrying bag when it doesn't include one? That is hands down the most disappointing part of this purchase if you ask me. For the price paid, I feel like it should include that caring bag, especially as I am not sure where I am going to carry all these little parts and pieces without a bag. My other issue is the lack of instructions. Most of it is self explanatory, but there are a few pieces that I am not 100% certain on where they go. While I'll eventually figure it out, it would be nice if there was some sort or visual guide or instructions that showed you the different possibilities with the shovel. The shovel itself appears to be well made. It looks like it's cast (though it could be CNC) and from the hole digging I've done in my backyard so far, it appears that it is up to the task of digging holes. I wouldn't use it as a substitute for a full size shovel, but for off-roading or overlanding purposes, I think this should get the job done nicely. Overall I am very happy with the purchase and the quality of the shovel, my only regret (and reason for not giving 5 stars) is due to the carrying case not being included, that's a big issue in my mind, especially for the price. UPDATE: The seller reached out to me and told me that the shovel is actually supposed to come with a backpack / pouch as pictured, but that Amazon has been fulfilling the orders wrong. The seller was very gracious and offered to send me the pouch personally, which I received only a few days later. It looks identical to the one pictured and provides a nice and easy means of storing the shovel and all it's pieces. I am now very happy with my purchase, and especially the customer service the seller provided.

This Zunelotoo Annihilate Tactical Shovel seems to be very well built. It definitely has weight to it. I have not actually gotten to really test it out in a survival scenario, but given how well built it seems and all the different things you could accomplish with this shovel and it's accessories, I believe it would perform very well in a survival situation, and be able to take a pounding without breaking. I am very pleased with this purchase, and would recommend it to any outdoorsman or someone looking for a high quality tactical shovel to be prepared for those, if the SHTF situations. The case in the picture was purchased separately, but is a great protective case. It's molded specifically for this particular tactical shovel. My only complaint is that it doesn't fit all of the extension tubes and accessories. But, still a very nice case, and it has a carrying strap which makes carting it around much easier. If u have a backpack, throw the rest of the extension tubes and accessories in there and your good to go.

Very high quality. Only complaint is the handles like to unscrew if you using it like a hatchet.

Can't say enough about how well built of a tank multi-use shovel this is. It's of a quality build once you hold it in your hands and as others have said, it is on the heavier side, but rugged nonetheless. With COVID-19 affecting the world, I haven't gotten a chance to really abuse this thing or get maximum usage out of it and all of its features. I look forward to bringing this with me on all my camping trips. I only wish a shovel on the level came with a MOLLE pouch, so make sure to purchase a sufficient carry case/pouch for this beast!

Received this the way is lighter than expected, but definitely durable easy to move around has a lot more then meets the eye Definitely great for its value I had to buy two to complete me and my woman’s definitely completing a third or looking to buy pieces to make our walking stick a little bit more comfortable now practical for each individual needs. Deathly highly recommended for performance, the sturdiness. Still working on what Size I want so I find out other attachments. I’ll let you guys know on the update. As for the Sharpness time will tell will update when necessary.

30+ MILES as a trekking pole and every other intention this shovel has the only 2 complaints are as follows yes the wiggle on the shovel head is annoying but does not impead functionality at all 2nd is the knife and fishing spear should be a solid metal construction not the plastic threads you have incorporated this is a very weak point ,but the shovel is indestructible.......so far

I have used the shovel a few times and it is not what i expected. For one, it does not come with any way to carry it when disassembled. Two, the rubber "non slip" grips on the handle spin and move when using it, which is dangerous. Third, after you screw the handles together and start to use the shovel, they begin to loosen and unscrew. And if you crank on them to make sure they are tight good luck unscrewing them. Uhhh, isn't this supposed to be a survival shovel? Last, there is no way to store the knife blade or spear tip inside the handles. WHAT? ... So basically when you just take the shovel apart and put it on your bag, the shovel end will not only tear a hole in you bag, but the loose knife and spear tip with also slice thru the bag or worse cut you hand when you reach in. I had high hopes for this setup, but clearly simple common sense was not part of the design.