TheTentLab Deuce (R) Ultralight Backpacking Toilet Scoop

Truly ultralight. Sturdy. Multi-use tool. Speedy delivery. A+

Brilliant trowel, but price is mad to buy I would wait for reasonable as other website cost 20-25 for #3 as all other website running out of stock so Amazon got this available for 32.50 pounds include devilery.I need it as im hiker with big fan of NLT And respectful to nature.it is worth big and light, plenty to dig down fast.Only thing annoy is hold it when dig still better performance that other trowel price X lightweight X quality dig all tick.Worth 5 stars for me. Maybe buy small version in future.

So glad I invested in this, and I’m glad I got the larger size. I thought expensive at the time, but I’m certain it’s a buy once last for life. Robust, super light, easy to use, and useful to have. Carry it every single trip!

Bought size #2 which is just big enough for what it needs to be used for, for my larger hands. Tested out in the hills on some thick, tussocky grass. Performed well but not effortlessly. I've got every confidence that this will be excellent in less tough vegetation and looser soil.

Does its job perfectly works great upside down in hard/wet soil to start

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Heading off into the hills for some wild camping, the last thing you want to take with you is a heavy item for your 'shovel recce' as it's referred to in the military. And you DO need to bury your business - don't you be leaving your solid doings and bog paper scattered around the hills, it's just not on. It needs to be dug in at least 6 inches deep in a hole 6 inches across - and well away from tracks, trails, camp areas and definitely well away from water sources. The thin, handle end, of this strong little titanium shovel is useful to shape and cut the sides of the hole and turned around it lifts out the spoil nicely. Do your thing, shovel the soil back in, press down carefully (with your foot, not the shovel), and its job done. A little on the expensive side but then if you want to travel ultra light, this is definitely the one to go for. Five stars from me.

I haven't actually used it yet, but I can tell you, it sure is lightweight! And it seems really strong, so I'm guessing it will be fine out in the woods, used for its intended purpose.