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BCA Dozer 2H Avalanche Shovel

Regular price $59.00
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SKU: BC240364001

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Description

The BCA Dozer 2H Avalanche Shovel is the kind of tool you hope stays packed, but you want ready when snow gets serious. Built for snowmobile riders and backcountry travelers, it gives you a practical digging setup for avalanche rescue practice, pit work, stuck sleds, and clearing wind-loaded snow around camp. The 2H design adds hoe mode function, which can help move snow efficiently when time and teamwork matter. Its compact packable build makes sense for northern riding days where space is tight and conditions can turn quick. Pair it with your beacon, probe, training, and a level head. The shovel will do its job, but it still prefers you make smart terrain choices.

  • Brand: BCA
  • Model: Dozer 2H Avalanche Shovel
  • Manufacturer Part Number: BC240364001
  • Product Year: 2021
  • Use: Avalanche rescue, backcountry snowmobile travel, snow study, and winter emergency preparedness
  • Design: Avalanche shovel with convertible hoe mode function
  • Blade: Dozer style shovel blade for moving snow in rescue and utility digging situations
  • Shaft: Telescoping shaft for packability and working reach
  • Construction: Aluminum blade and shaft
  • Packability: Breaks down for storage in avalanche packs or snowmobile gear bags
  • Additional Features:
    • Designed for use with a complete avalanche safety setup
    • Useful for rescue practice, digging snow pits, and clearing stuck sleds
    • Compact format for backcountry riders and winter travelers
    • Durable build suited for cold weather snow conditions

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

Yes, this shovel is a practical choice for backcountry snowmobile riders who need compact avalanche rescue gear. It is designed to pack with your winter safety kit and gives you a real digging tool for rescue practice, stuck sleds, snow pits, and unexpected northern snow problems.
Hoe mode lets the shovel blade work more like a hoe, which can help pull and move snow efficiently during strategic shoveling. In avalanche rescue practice, that can make team digging smoother. It is also handy when clearing packed snow around a sled or camp spot.
Yes. An avalanche shovel is only one part of a proper backcountry safety setup. Carry it with a transceiver, probe, knowledge, and regular practice. Gear matters, but knowing how to use it under pressure matters just as much when snow conditions get serious.
Absolutely. While it is built for avalanche rescue kits, riders also use shovels like this for digging out stuck sleds, building snow anchors, checking snowpack, or clearing drifted snow. Just remember, utility use should never replace keeping it ready for emergencies.