Shovel recommendations?

VirginiaBikeGirl

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I have an all metal shovel that is light and small. But it is what I would call a classic spade shape with no serrations. Any recommendations? Amazon has the Garrett Razor Relic listed up front. Good choice?

 
I bought this L'il Digger a couple of years ago. Works well and is very lightweight. Then I bought a more expensive Lesche. It was a better shovel but was quite heavy.
I have a gizmo on my belt to hold a shovel and the Lesch kept pulling my pants down!

So I sold it and just use this one, it works fine. Tempted to paint it black though so it doesn't stand out so much.
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I bought this L'il Digger a couple of years ago. Works well and is very lightweight. Then I bought a more expensive Lesche. It was a better shovel but was quite heavy.
I have a gizmo on my belt to hold a shovel and the Lesch kept pulling my pants down!

So I sold it and just use this one, it works fine. Tempted to paint it black though so it doesn't stand out so much.View attachment 592276
What's the center piece made out of?
 
I bought this L'il Digger a couple of years ago. Works well and is very lightweight. Then I bought a more expensive Lesche. It was a better shovel but was quite heavy.
I have a gizmo on my belt to hold a shovel and the Lesch kept pulling my pants down!

So I sold it and just use this one, it works fine. Tempted to paint it black though so it doesn't stand out so much.View attachment 592276
I agree with John. Very good shovels.

Steve
 
I have the the L'il Digger also, been using it for 3+ yrs now. It’s light weight and works great for me as well. I also have Grave Digger snub nose shovel too, that I alternate using with the the L'il Digger. It’s a bit heavier.
 
Thanks everyone. I'm looking at the Root Assassin and the L'il Digger. I appreciate the feedback.
Edit: ordered a Root Assassin. Tried to cancel and order the digger, but Amazon wouldn't let me cancel it (three minute old order). So I'll just try it.
 
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Thanks everyone. I'm looking at the Root Assassin and the L'il Digger. I appreciate the feedback.
Edit: ordered a Root Assassin. Tried to cancel and order the digger, but Amazon wouldn't let me cancel it (three minute old order). So I'll just try it.

The Root Assassin shows “Temporarily Out Of Stock” at Amazon, using the link I provided.

Also, the Root Assassin is a little lighter, at 2.2 pounds, than the L’il Digger.
 
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Real nice ---- Model 35- Piranha --https://www.predatortools.com/collections/shovels PS VA Bike Girl , my Lesche shovels are now- garden diggers , these Piranha's are the real deal , recover quick , great plug , one dig your on it , come on up to Southern Delaware Fenwick or Oc . Ill let you use one :yes::waytogo:
 

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Real nice ---- Model 35- Piranha --https://www.predatortools.com/collections/shovels PS VA Bike Girl , my Lesche shovels are now- garden diggers , these Piranha's are the real deal , recover quick , great plug , one dig your on it , come on up to Southern Delaware Fenwick or Oc . Ill let you use one :yes::waytogo:
I do like the look of them.
 
I do like the look of them.
I have 2- 35 Piranhas , I like them very nice , a CTX3030, Deus 1 , F75se collecting dust to , mostly beach hunt with a Manticore & Whites Pi's now , what kind of bike do you ride ? , 3 non pedal bikes here , 2 running. Anyway they are nice , I am getting older now & find beach hunting much more desirable , mostly all private property here since I move to the beach , I have only land hunted 3 times , happy hunting , Earl
 

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