Garden Guru Super Strong Garden Trowel Hand Shovel - Stainless Steel - Rust Resistant - Ergonomic Grip - Perfect Tool for Gardening, Weeding, Transplanting and Digging in Garden Beds (Pink)

This product was purchased based on the fact that others had made mention of its high quality and durability. Well, I guess. I had a problem when I used it for the first time. This cheap trowel isn't worth wasting your money on- The handle of the spade is only held to the spade end by a small weld, which is not very strong. As a replacement, I bought a Fiskars brand spade for $7 for a similar price that is actually "super strong", considering the handle and spade are all in one.

Ramon HEWITT

| Apr 18, 2021

I would not recommend it.

Matias Jimenez

| Jun 19, 2021

The handle is designed for if your hand is large enough, to be comfortable for you to grip. Please be aware Some people may not find the device-receptor useful if they have small or even medium The "Care Guide" is indeed in my email short after the delivery, and it was a surprise to see it arriving so quickly.

I think it is quite OK, but my wife thinks it is a bit large. Here is a section I cannot help but quote The Daily Maintenance List
1. Cleaning the stainless steel trowel and handle with mild soapy water after each day's use, along with an old toothbrush or other non-corrosive cleaning agent is the best method of removing dirt, sap, and plant residue. Brushes made of copper or gold. It is important to avoid soaps containing chlorine, as they can damage Remember to clean and dry your trowel as soon as possible after using it. Also, do not leave it submerged in water for long periods of time. The second paragraph. Once the trowel has been cleaned, remember to dry all the parts thoroughly with a cloth and spray an oil based lubricant onto both sides. Before storing, you should wipe the excess oil off. 2.
Be sure to store the trowel in a dry area out of the elements after it has been lubricated. Is that really what you want? A lubricant that sprays oil based What kind of tool is it? Is it a gun or just a It has always been my policy to own only good cooking knives that are made of machine steel (the kind they use to make ploughs) instead of stainless steel. As soon as they're dry, I pucker them up and stash them in a There have never been any stains on their clothes. As I read the "Guide," I thought I had purchased a cheap piece of junk rather than a high-quality stainless steel tool that would be easy to maintain, but decided to give the product a chance. As for this trowel, I have to say that after keeping it on a covered patio (under the roof) for a month, just pulling dirt off of it, it did not become worse over time. As such, it appears to be stainless at the end of the day.

Rome McCall

| Sep 25, 2020

It's a pleasure to have such There is some stiff, clay soil near me, and I needed a strong trowel to handle it. I am finding this one to be useful. The pros of this product are Thanks for the strength. I'm very happy with it. In case it bends or weakens with continued use, we'll try updating the post. There are a few cons to this software I found it a little heavy in my hand at first, but once I got used to it my hand became comfortable As a result, I am no longer noticing I also noticed that it appears to be a little wider than the transplanting trowel that I was using for weeding (the transplanting trowel bent and became weak after weeding in heavy, clay soil for several days). There was no big deal about it).

Ramon Nunez

| Jun 17, 2021

You have a good looking website. A fire broke out after two storeys were broken Having bought a number of trowels in the past several years, I sought a more durable model. I decided to go ahead and try it after reading many reviews about it. As I went about my spring cleaning, I found it helpful. It took me less time to set it up than usual (possibly because it is sharper than the aluminum counterparts I am used to and perhaps because it is slightly larger than I am Despite its small size, the glove has a very nice grip (I wear a size L). The word stars is apparently supposed to mean "I love it," but I'm not a gardener who is in that state of devotion. Yet I am absolutely satisfied with it and like it quite well The score is 5 because of its excellent design I give it a five-star rating! ) One comment on design Black and green are the colors of the handle. It is not necessary to camouflage it! D Maybe I will add a tail to mine.

Adelynn Pittman

| Aug 02, 2021

Since it seemed sturdy, I decided to buy It was pretty quick for the handle to break off.

Lionel Clark

| Jan 06, 2021

It took just a few uses for the handle of this flimsy hand shovel to bend. This product is weak, so do not buy it.

Rylan Flynn

| Dec 14, 2020

I particularly love the hand weld between the shank and blade. There is a good reason for all the good reviews on this trowel. My years of experience with digging and garden trowels have given me a wide variety of them. In comparison to me, my wife has owned, used, and worn out a lot more things than I have. There is quality in this My favorite features of this knife are the shank-to-blade weld and the attention to detail in the polish and finishing. The modern soft-drink industry is an exception This tool has an ergonomically sized, shaped, and balanced grip handle As the picture shows, it reminds me of tools from the early twentieth century and possibly Picky old codger that I am, I am. Unless you're a purist, I think you'll like this tool if you're also an appreciator of good tools.

Jeremy Alvarez

| Jan 08, 2021