46" Steel Garden Spade

Very sturdy and nice. Used it for sod removal. Also great for edging.

I Am a metal detector first of all. I need a shovel that is going to get me the target I am seeking with ease. I use this shovel in Parks and fields in Florida. The ground is mainly sand which is semi soft but upon ocassion can be a mixture that may be more harder. The shovel blade is is long enough to get me into the ground at a pretty good depth on the first enrty. Edge of shovel blade is sharp enough to cut through most small roots and dislodge any small rocks you come in contact with. Shovel blade is made of very sturdy metal and will not bend very easily. The size of the balde allows you to remove a good sized shovel full os material. Steps at the top of the the shovel blade allow the user to apply enough force to enter the ground at great depth, cut through through small roots or get behind rocks to remove them. The shovel shaft is the perfect length. The shaft is very strong as it will not bend very easily and allows a great amount of force to be applied to remove, pry or break apart. The handle is a hard core plastic. Allows two hand use and allows you to apply a good grip without slippage. Sturdy, well made rough and rugged, for light to heavt duty use.

This spade is excellent. I’m always cutting new beds, or expanding existing ones. Super easy to get a clean edge, and then slide it under turf to get nice clean pieces of sod removed. Love this. Held up great now for 18 months. Still sharp. No rust and I’m not easy on it!

Like most Fisker tools, this is a solid, well built shovel. Not much else to say except remember to sharpen it. Sharpening a shovel, including a lawn edging shovel, is always recommended because a sharp shovel makes digging and edging easier, requiring less effort and time. It also helps in cutting through plant matter more efficiently. Most new shovels come with dull edges to prevent accidents in stores, so sharpening them can significantly improve their performance. If you haven't sharpened a shovel before, be sure and secure the shovel by clamp or vise, with the shovel's cutting edge facing up. Use a file, coarse abrasive stone, or handheld grinder, which is what I use. Follow the existing bevel or use a 45-degree angle if it's not visible. Only sharpen the beveled side. As far as sharpening technique: For files or stones, push forward in even passes. For grinders, move along the edge without staying too long in one spot. Sharpening your lawn edging shovel (or any shovel) will enhance its effectiveness in digging or in maintaining clean and precise lawn edges.

A perfectly flat and straight, squared-off blade. Very well-built for home/garden use. Found I could use the shovel to scrape off a think layer of soil in one place and use that dirt to fill in a ditch elsewhere. Also good to shovel-off you-know-what from your front yard. Because of its straight, thin-ish blade it can be used to cut off weed and grass ingrowth into the mulched areas around newly-planted small trees. Could also be used for edging lawns. Bought it because I saw a video where it was used to slash, or cut into the soil deep enough to make a, slim crevice that would be wide enough to bury a low voltage wire - all without digging a more labor intensive ditch which would also take time to backfill. The idea is that you stand on the shovel until it's been pushed all the way down, then wiggled a bit to widen the top surface opening. This is a clever idea if your soil is naturally soft. But, if your soil is anything like mine with hard clay appearing 6-8 inches below the surface, this probably won't work - it's too hard to push the shovel's blade down all the way. However, a few days after a long, hard rain might make all the difference even for challenging soils. You may not use this one too often, but when you do it's the perfect tool to use. One of those specialized tools that's nice to have if you don't mind spending the extra money. It might stand in the corner of my garage for another 2-3 years before I reach for it again.

This shovel is amazing. It's strong, uncomplicated, and clever. I edged my lawn in a snap , used it to dig a hole for a pond, and dug up some invasives without worrying that it would bend or break. The edge is sharp and cuts through turf like a hot knife through butter. I like the big handle and the platform to step on is a nice size. I'm finding all kinds of jobs for it. A very useful tool and worth the cost.

I like to think that I always call a spade a spade. And this is a spade.

I recently purchased this garden square spade, and I’m extremely pleased with its performance. The spade’s robust construction makes it ideal for digging and turning soil. The square blade is perfect for edging and precise planting, which has greatly improved the efficiency of my garden work. The handle is ergonomically designed, providing a comfortable grip that reduces strain during extended use. The build quality is top-notch; the spade feels solid and durable, capable of withstanding heavy-duty tasks without bending or breaking. It’s evident that this tool is made to last. One of the standout features is its sharp edge, which easily slices through tough soil and roots. This has made my gardening tasks much easier and quicker. Additionally, the spade is well-balanced, ensuring smooth and controlled movements. Overall, this garden square spade offers excellent value for the money. It’s a reliable and effective tool for any gardener, whether you're a novice or an experienced green thumb. Highly recommended!

Who pays over $70 for a shovel? What on earth could possess someone to part for that much cash for an item that costs half that at any hardware store? My guess, before I bought this Fiskars spade, was in some parts of the country there must be these weird festivals where gardeners compare spades and this was one that inspired awe and envy. Well having used it now to dig a flower bed in order to a marginal amount in professional landscaping I can say this is one heck of a spade. It is built like a tank. I removed so gargantuan rocks in my preparation and this thing hardly sighed when I was leveraging them out. The handle is very comfortable and the spade is a good height. It does the job. Now I just have to find one of those spade festivals to show this thing off and really get my money's worth.

OMG, love this spade/shovel. So comfortable and reasonably light weight. Absolutely love the shoe tread compared to other brands.

So far so good. I got fed up with breaking hands with other garden tools so thought I’d give this one a good and really like it. There is no flex when working with it and is light weight. I will be buying my products of this brand as the build quality is good.

This spade is expensive as it is shipped from the states, however I think it is worth the money as is is fairly light weight but very sturdy. My wife likes it also.

Just received this in the mail today. Have not put it to use yet but its a good height/length for a square shovel and its built properly and has nice weight to it. It does feel like a lifetime shovel BUT the handle does look like something that could potentially down the line break off which isnt that bad cause those are easily replaced. The rest of it is built solid like unbreakable pretty sure its all welded together as one unit which is fantastic. I am a landscape contractor hope to use this shovel to edge garden beds with