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Bringing hand-drilling out of the dark ages, StrikeMaster combines high RPM conversion with premium Mora and Lazer blades. StrikeMaster hand ice augers are more than arm-powered drills for the first-time ice angler, they’re precision instruments for diehards that appreciate lean power and high performance.
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The Mora hand auger yields value no other entry-level auger can deliver. It’s iconic powder blue drill features high-alloy carbon steel Mora blades that are power coated to reduce ice build-up. Lean and mean, the Lazer Synthetic Ultra-Lite weighs in at just 5 pounds for the 6” drill and 4.5 pounds for the 4” drill. Take the Ultra-Lite along and punching holes all day will take less of a toll on you. Get a standard Lazer and get a hand ice auger with ninja skills. Available in 4” through 8” drill sizes.
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