Stainless Steel Transplanting Spade Shovel, Wood D-Grip Handle, RHS Endorsed

The Stainless Steel Transplanting Spade Shovel from Burgon & Ball® features a D-grip handle and mirror-polished tool head for less soil resistance. Crafted with FSC-certified hardwood, this classic and hardworking spade shovel is ideal for digging straight down and leveraging root balls out of the ground. The double-gauge strapped socket is also double riveted to the shaft for extra durability. Rigorously tested, our stainless steel long-handled tools outperform British Standard load tests by more than 50%, and this transplanting spade can take a load of over 198 lbs. without permanent deformation.

• TRANSPLANTING SPADE ideal for digging straight down and leveraging root ball out of the ground
• Y-SHAPED HANDLE is double-riveted for extra durability
• STRAPPED SOCKET introduces flex at key joint for added longevity
• STEEL SOCKET is double-gauge for extra strength
• MIRROR-POLISHED TOOL HEAD for minimum resistance in soil
• WIDE COMFORT TREADS protect feet and footwear
• FORESTRY STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL: When you purchase FSC-labeled products, you’re helping forests, and the people that rely on them, thrive. Our wood is from responsibly managed, FSC-certified forests
• LIFETIME GUARANTEE warrants products are free of material and workmanship defects for the life of the tool or we'll replace it free of charge when returned along with the original proof of purchase
• FOUNDED IN ENGLAND, Burgon & Ball® has been making gardening easier and more enjoyable worldwide, since 1730. Joining the Venanpri global family of the finest heritage tool brands, alongside with Corona and Bellota, we are expanding our wonderful line of products to North America
• RHS ENDORSED: Burgon & Ball® is the only garden tools endorsed by the world-renowned Royal Horticultural Society. With over 625,000 members, RHS provides education and resources and plays a significant role in setting gardening quality standards and best practices

WARNING: This product can expose you to dangerous chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.