Trowel

A truly awesome product. Good, sturdy, well constructed trowels are very difficult to find. I garden year round, both in my yard and in my sister's homestead vegetable garden so I am very hard on trowels. This one performs extremely well

Wow, can’t say enough about this garden shovel. It’s definitely heavy duty! I put it to the test in clay soil and it not only did the job but it survived and cleaned up well! Highly recommend it!

Sturdy, balanced, feels good in my hand.

now that i am older and cannot use a shovel this is perfect for me when planting my flowers. it should last a very long time.

The trowel is very sturdy and the handle is designed for a comfortable grip if your hand is large enough. Warning: it may be not that convenient for a person having a small or even midsized hands. Say, I am quite OK with it, while my wife says it is larger than she'd like. The promised "Care Guide" is indeed arrived in my email short after the delivery, and a wonder it was! I cannot help quoting a section verbatim: Daily Maintenance 1. After each day’s use, clean the dirt, sap and plant residue off the stainless steel trowel and handle by using mildly soapy water and an old toothbrush or other non-metallic brush. Avoid chlorine based soaps, they can damage the stainless steel. Also, do not leave the trowel submerged in water for an extended period of time. Clean and dry quickly! 2. After cleaning, be sure to dry well with a cloth and spray oil based lubricant on both sides of the trowel. Wipe excess oil off before storing. 3. After lubricating make sure to store the trowel in a dry place out of the weather. Are you serious? "Spray oil based lubricant" -- is it a gun or a simple garden tool? I have a set of good cooking knives made of machine steel (the sort they made ploughs of) that never pretended to be stainless. I dry them and shove in the drawer. They never got any stains, ever. After having read the "Guide," I thought I purchased a cheap piece of junk instead of easy maintenance reliable stainless steel tool, but decided to give it a try. For the credit to this trowel I have to say that after I had kept it on a covered patio (under the roof) for a month just nocking off the dirt, it did not in fact become any worse. So, at the end of the day it seems to be indeed stainless.

The garden trowel is well built and has a nice easy to grip handle

Garden tool works great

He is very impressed with the quality and workmanship. He commented that it is not going to fall apart. He highly recommends it.