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Fiskars Ergo D-handle Steel Shovel (49 Inch)

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Fiskars Ergo D-handle Steel Shovel (49 Inch)The Ergo D handle Steel Shovel features an ergonomic design that makes it easier to grip, carry and use. The welded steel construction is far more durable than wood and wont flex like fiberglass. An angled D handle keeps your wrist in a neutral position to reduce strain, and a sharpened boron steel shovel blade cuts dense soil and thick roots easily. A foot platform helps maximize force to break up hardened soil clods, and a mid grip and teardrop

The Ergo D-handle Steel Shovel features an ergonomic design that makes it easier to grip, carry and use. The welded steel construction is far more durable than wood and won’t flex like fiberglass. An angled D-handle keeps your wrist in a neutral position to reduce strain, and a sharpened boron steel shovel blade cuts dense soil and thick roots easily. A foot platform helps maximize force to break up hardened soil clods, and a mid grip and teardrop-shaped shaft provide exceptional comfort and control. The powder-coated steel resists rust and offers easy cleaning and a hang hole allows for convenient storage in your shed or garage.

  • Make digging in the garden easier with a durable shovel featuring advanced ergonomics, a rugged build and a sharp blade for penetrating tough soil
  • Welded boron steel blade and steel shaft provide durability that far outlasts wood-handled tools and won’t flex like fiberglass
  • Angled D-handle keeps your wrist in a neutral position to reduce strain and provides a secure grip
  • Teardrop-shaped shaft fits the natural shape of your hand and includes a mid grip for exceptional comfort and control
  • Full lifetime warranty
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