Mammut Alugator Ride 2.0 Shovel

Name: Mammut Alugator Ride 2.0 Shovel
SKU: 2620-00070-00516-1
Price: 40.83 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

A handy model for a wide range of uses: thanks to its ergonomic, asymmetrically shaped T-grip, the Mammut Alugator Ride 2.0 Shovel sits comfortably in the hand, while the blade made of hardened and anodized aluminium won't leave you in the lurch.

The stabilization ribs afford particularly high resistance. Thanks to its straight blade back, the Mammut Alugator Ride 2.0 Shovel is ideally suited to cutting straight snow profiles.

With its space-saving blade design, the shovel can also be carried easily and rounds out your safety equipment with its Safety Orange design.

A step up from the standard Mammut Alugator Ride Shovel, Create your own avalanche kit by combining the Alugator Ride 2.0 with a shovel and probe of your choice.

New UIAA standard for avalanche shovels

Effective rescue thanks to a blade size of at least 500cm², reliable use in compacted snow, ergonomic handling thanks to a shovel length of at least 75cm. These properties qualify these shovels for the new UIAA avalanche shovel standard, allowing customers to identify immediately which avalanche shovels meet practical requirements. Safety first!

Robust shovel for diverse uses

Hardened, anodized aluminium and the stabilization ribs on the blade make the Alugator Ride 2.0 extremely robust and durable. Thanks to its straight blade back, the Alugator Ride 2.0 is ideally suited to cutting straight snow profiles.

Ergonomic, space-saving, safe

The Mammut Alugator Ride 2.0 Shovel's ergonomically shaped T-grip sits comfortably in your hand. The space-saving design of the blade allows for easy transport. With its safety orange design, this shovel will add the finishing touch to your safety equipment.

How to Shovel Correctly

After reading the depth of the victim using the snow probe, move downhill.
Start digging a trench into the snow towards the victim.
The trench should be of the same length as the depth of the victim.
This is to allow space to clear previously dug snow.
If multiple shovelers are available then one person should be digging down at the point of the probe and the other people or person should be clearing snow out of the trench to allow room.
These roles should be rotated to keep the shovellers fresh