SMC Snow Saw – Blue: Essential Tool for Snow Safety and Rescue

The SMC Snow Saw is the perfect tool for winter adventurers looking to tackle snowy terrain with ease. This durable and reliable snow saw features a sharp. stainless steel blade that easily cuts through even the thickest of snow. The bright blue handle provides a comfortable grip. making it easy to use even in cold and wet conditions.Whether you’re building a snow shelter. cutting blocks for an igloo. or clearing a path through deep snow. the SMC Snow Saw is the ideal companion for your winter adventures. Don’t hit the slopes without this essential tool in your pack!– Introducing the SMC Snow Saw in Blue. a must-have tool for winter adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts– With its durable construction and sharp blade. the SMC Snow Saw is perfect for cutting through ice and hard-packed snow– Stay prepared and safe on your next backcountry adventure with the SMC Snow Saw – Blue– Compact and lightweight. this snow saw is easy to pack and carry with you on all your winter excursions– Trust in the quality and reliability of SMC products with the Snow Saw – Blue. designed for performance in cold and snowy conditions

• The Summit Snow Saw has the pedigree to become a classic piece of equipment that will be cherished by its owners for years to come! The lightest weight Snow Saw on the market the Summit Snow Saw is manufactured from aircraft grade 7075 aluminum. used for its strength. edge retention. durability and resistance to corrosion
• Now Featuring a new 7 mil Polyester Sheath designed to protect your gear when not in use and weighs less than 20 grams keeping with the light weight design of the Summit Snow Saw
• The ergonomic handle is comfortable and less fatiguing than most other pistol-grip style snow saws
• SMC’s aggressive Stagger Tooth style off-set saw teeth are hand-tuned for optimal efficiency and have been field proven to be more effective in cutting and clearing snow or ice
• Unlike most other saws the Summit Snow Saw is designed to cut on the ”thrust stroke” rather than the ”draw stroke” thus making it an even more effective saw