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Beta Snow Science Saw (Spring 2023)
MSR
Beta Snow Science Saw (Spring 2023)
$48.71
Description

  World's lightest snow saw; snow crystal grid on blade

  The MSR Beta Snow Science Saw elevates the standard of professional snow saws. Its stainless steel blade is laser-etched with snow science detailing, offering everything you need to analyze conditions—all at mere 7 oz. Its slim blade is designed to slip easily into the kits of patrollers, guides, and serious recreationalists, and combines an aggressive tooth design with exceptional durability for withstanding the rigors of professional use.

  

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
MSR
Weight:
7 oz (180 g)
Length:
18.5 in / 47 cm
Made In:
Taiwan
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
03155
UPC:
040818031551
Other Features:
• Aggressive snow -- and wood -- cutting teeth
• Debris-removing voids
• Stainless steel blade is one of the strongest, lightest available
• 30 cm marking indicates ideal snow-column width
• 1mm & 3mm crystal grids
• Ultra-packable -- equivalent to a bundled probe
• Teeth are built to clear snow out of the profile, not push it back in, for a super-clean cut
• RF-welded protective sheath
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