Reddit mentions of The Tentlab The Deuce of Spades Backcountry Potty Trowel, Green , 0.6 ounces

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Crazy lightweight at just under .6 ounces (17 grams) – the weight of 3 1/2 teaspoons of water. You'll never notice the Deuce in your pack.
Only 6.8 x 2.6 inches and it fits neatly against toilet paper or a water bottle. Use the length to make sure you've dug your cathole a full 6 inches deep.
Revolutionary design can be used handle down for 4 times the digging power in hard ground. The large scoop makes mockery of "digging tools” like sticks, boot heels, trekking poles or tent stakes!
Made from strong, tough 7075-T6 aluminum, it’s just a little flexible due to its thinness but that’s also why the Deuce digs down and slices right through small roots unusually well.
Lifetime Warranty for years of impressive service - guaranteed durability or we'll replace it!

Specs:

Number of items	1
Weight	0.03747858454 Pounds

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(-2.99oz, $35) Switch your Black Diamond Storm for a Nitecore NU 20. Nitecore Tip or NU25 are also good options. Keep in mind, consider the runtime if you do night hiking a lot.
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(-3.4oz, free) Drop the camelbak for smart water bottles.
(-0.47, $17) Drop the potty trowel for a Deuce of Spades. Some colors are less expensive.
(-1oz?, free) Drop the matches. You have a bic mini for fires.

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(- >48oz, $varies). Switch that pack for something like an MLD Prophet/Exodus, GG Kumo, or any other ultralight pack. Typically around $150-$300.
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