BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel

BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel

$129.95
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SKU: BC240367001
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Description

The BCA Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel is the kind of tool you hope stays packed, but you want built right when the snow gets serious. Its compact breakdown design rides well in a sled tunnel bag or backcountry pack, while the extendable shaft gives you better leverage when digging through settled snow, building a quick snow wall, or helping a buddy who found the one drift that looked softer than it was.

Hoe mode helps move larger amounts of snow with less wasted effort, which matters during rescue practice, snow study, or trailside problem solving in deep northern conditions. The integrated snow saw adds useful versatility for pit work and snowpack checks. Pair it with your beacon and probe, practice with it, and keep it easy to reach.

  • Brand: BCA
  • Model: Dozer 2H-S Avalanche Shovel
  • Part Number: BC240367001
  • Product Type: Avalanche shovel with integrated snow saw
  • Construction: Aluminum shovel blade and shaft
  • Shaft: Extendable design for added reach and leverage
  • Shovel Modes: Standard shovel mode and hoe mode
  • Saw: Integrated snow saw for snow study and pit work
  • Packability: Breaks down for storage in winter packs, tunnel bags, and avalanche gear kits
  • Recommended Use: Snowmobiling, backcountry travel, avalanche rescue practice, snow study, and winter emergency kits
  • Additional Features:
    • Designed for moving dense snow during rescue practice and emergency digging
    • Useful for digging out stuck sleds, building snow walls, and clearing camp areas
    • Compact design helps keep essential safety gear within reach

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

It is built for avalanche rescue practice, snow study, digging out stuck snowmobiles, and general backcountry snow work. The extendable shaft and hoe mode help move snow efficiently, while the integrated snow saw is useful for pit work and checking snow layers before committing to terrain.
The shovel breaks down for easier storage, making it suitable for many winter packs, avalanche gear kits, and snowmobile tunnel bags. Always check your bag dimensions before assuming a perfect fit. Northern riders learn quickly that "close enough" is not a packing strategy.
No. An avalanche shovel is one part of a complete rescue setup. You should also carry a beacon and probe, know how to use them, and practice regularly with your riding group. Gear matters, but trained hands using it well matter even more.
Hoe mode lets you pull snow back instead of only lifting and throwing it, which can reduce wasted motion when moving a lot of dense snow. It is handy for rescue practice, clearing a sled, building a quick wind block, or cutting into a snow pit.
Yes, especially for riders who check snowpack conditions or spend time in backcountry terrain. A snow saw helps with snow study and pit work, and having it integrated into the shovel keeps one more important tool from disappearing into the bottom of the gear pile.