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Durable One-Piece Design
Every Wilcox digging tool is made of heavy-duty stainless steel. Each trowel features sharp points for easy cutting and has an easy to clean surface.
Handy Depth Gauge
Each tool is designed with a handy depth gauge in stamped on the surface. Listed in both centimeters and inches, this helps to clearly identify the depth of your hole or cut.
Comfort Grip
The plastic handle grip features ribbing and grooves to accommodate a comfortable positioning in your hand. All Wilcox tools also feature a leather wrist strap.Strong
Dr. B
2025-09-06 10:10:03
This gardening trowel is nothing short of amazing, and I speak from experience, having used a multitude of trowels over the years. It stands head and shoulders above the generic ones found in big box stores. The one-piece construction is a game-changer, making it a strong contender for indestructibility. Crafted from stainless steel, it not only boasts impressive durability but also remarkable rust resistance. I've left it outside for over two years, and it hasn't shown a hint of corrosion. It's become my trusty sidekick in the garden, tackling a wide range of tasks with ease and reliability. In the world of gardening tools, this trowel is a true standout, and I couldn't be more satisfied with its performance and resilience.
Kevin Garcia
2025-07-16 12:38:01
My wife has been into indoor and outdoor gardening for a few years now and has gone through many cheap aluminum trowels in that time. I decided to make her a small kit of quality tools that will hopefully last a lifetime and this trowel was a perfect addition to the kit. It is a great quality tool made of solid stainless steel and feels like it will last a lifetime. After lots of research I decided to go with it because 1: it is one solid piece of stainless steel so it is strong and corrosion resistant 2: the handle is made out of plastic, not wood so you don't have to worry about it rotting away and 3: it is made in America. It fit perfectly in a Toyo/Trusco Y350.
Bchmaven
2025-05-13 21:52:00
I love this small but mighty garden spade! I am a gardener recovering from shoulder surgery and had to find a way to garden with 1 hand and this little spade helped so much. It is easy to hold but feels solid and good in my hand and digs nicely to help plant and remove pesky weeds. I highly recommend.
Kittel3
2025-04-22 16:13:33
This 10" pointed trowel is hands down my favorite garden tool. I do a lot of gardening so it gets heavy use each gardening season. We have heavy clay soil and it cuts right through the soil. I first purchased this one and a 14" trowel about 7 or 8 years ago. I purchased a new 10" through Amazon because I have almost misplaced my tool so many times and it would slow me down to garden without it. Now I have a backup.In the picture you can see the new one on the left; old tools on the right. The sharp edges of the tool have dulled some with the heavy use, but I hadn't noticed until I compared to the new tool. I'm sure I could get the old ones sharpened if I want.You should keep this tool out of reach of children as they are sharp enough to pierce skin...but that's what makes it a workhorse. Simply indestructible. I've used many trowels, and this one is in a class of its own. Highly recommend.
Memly
2025-04-14 16:09:01
I love that the trowel is one piece of metal from the digging part to the part that extends and is covered by rubberized plastic to form the handle. Like knives, it makes the tool more durable and stronger. I can dig to my heart's content and not have to worry that the trowel will break in two. The point is sharp and helps make digging in compact clay soil a little easier. This will likely last forever...well, until the plastic handle disintegrates.
Marshamellow
2025-03-08 10:57:07
By far the best trowel I have found for busting up heavy midwestern clay soil. The sharp edges make digging so much easier. I lost my old one that I had for years, and although I expect to eventually find it somewhere in the yard, I had to replace it right away because other trowels are dull and require me to exert too much pressure for my arthritic hands. Beware of the other sharp edge trowel made by this company that has a different shape: it is straight and long with only the top portion in a "v" shape. That one digs only shallow holes because the pointed end is too short to penetrate the ground far enough.
Virginia White
2025-02-23 10:23:03
LOVE the Wilcox trowels. I'm incredibly frustrated with 'rebuying' things like tools. I don't have that problem with Wilcox's products. I have a trowel I purchased years ago from Wilcox that looks pretty much the same as it did then. The single piece construction makes it highly unlikely that I'll ever bend or break the blade and the handle is tough as nails and easily replaced if it should get damaged in some sort of catastrophic gardening event. This Fine Point is made the same way and it has a point that makes penetrating hard soils a snap. The edges are SHARP and should be treated with great respect, but that's the purpose of this trowel - to penetrate these tough or fibrous areas easily. I like the length - it's easy to handle and can get in small spaces. The longer pointed tip makes itself useful as well in getting between and closely against items without damage.Like the camping trowel I purchased, a leather sheath is in the future. Protection for the edges and for the gardener. Great quality tools that I hope to have for life.
Sillibean
2025-02-06 10:23:03
What a great trowel!! I hate it when they bend, and although I never thought I’d spend $30 on a trowel, after wasting so much money on useless ones, I figured it was better to invest in a good one. Am I ever glad I did! Our soil is very clay-based, and can get quite hard. No problem for this trowel. Would recommend to even a hobby gardener (like me) if you want a good tool to last.
Greg Markson
2025-01-30 15:25:33
Fingers crossed it will last as long as I hope!
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