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Round Point Shovel

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$25.19 $34.99 In stock

Round Point Shovel Features:

  • Steel handle – Provides maximum bending strength for heavy-duty use

  • 14-gauge steel blade – Extra strong for superior durability and cutting power

  • Large forward-turned step – Enhances stability and grip for better control while digging

Perfect for tough digging jobs in landscaping, construction, and yard work.

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Customer Reviews (3.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian J. ★★★★★

Been abusing this shovel on hard clay and it hasn't bent once. The 14-gauge blade still bites through roots cleanly after a month of use, and the steel handle flexes way less than my old wood one. It's heavier than I expected, but that's the tradeoff for something this solid.

Amelia ★★★★☆

The 14-gauge blade cut through some tough clay soil I have without any bending, which was great. My only small complaint is the forward step could be a tad wider for my boots.

Henry ★★★★☆

I was worried the steel handle would rattle my hands, but it actually absorbs the shock pretty well when I'm digging through rocky soil. The blade came sharp, though it's a bit heavier than my old fiberglass one.