Fiskars Long Handle Digging Shovel

Ideal for digging in tough soil
Welded 14-gauge hardened steel blade and 18-gauge steel shaft provide durability that far outlasts wood-handled tools and won’t flex like fiberglass
Sharpened blade makes it easy to penetrate tough soil or break up hardened dirt clods
Length: 57.5 inches
Lifetime warranty

Move Through Soil Easily

Make digging more efficient with a durable shovel.

All-steel Design

Welded steel construction is far more durable than wood and won't flex like fiberglass.

Extra-large Foot Platform

An extra-large foot platform helps maximize force when driving the blade into soil.

Guaranteed to Last

Full lifetime warranty.

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