Garden Trowel & Hand Wide Shovel Pointed with Soft Rubberized Non-Slip Ergonomic Handle for Planting, Transplanting, Weeding, Moving and Smoothing Soil – Gardening Gift

Price: $13.99
(as of Jun 01, 2025 15:09:05 UTC – Details)

Product Description

The garden trowel is ideal for easy digging into tough soil, breaking up hardened dirt clods, planting, transplantin.

Large ergonomic handle with rubber palm rest and contoured finger grips reduce hand and wrist fatigue.

Specification：

Color:As the picture shownHole Design: The hanging hole design is for convenient storageMaterial: Aluminium Alloy&Soft rubber handle

Durable and sturdy, not easy to break or deform, rust-resistant, The handle is non-slip, Cuts through tough turf cleanly.

The garden trowel is smaller and ligherweight than usual metal garden trowels. It’ s ideal size for women and girls.

Easily removing stubborn weeds, mixing soil and compost or scooping fertilizer.

Kindly Tips:

1. After use, lock the blades of shears and store in a place out of reach to children.

2. Always clean and dry the gardening tools after each use.

Parcel Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 29.8 x 7.1 x 4.1 cm; 160 g
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ Aug. 25 2020
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ CUNYAK
Place of Business ‏ : ‎ Lnrkai
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08GCJ7KZG

Size: The garden trowel tool size is 30×7.5cm /11.8x9in. Bright green color always easy to spot in garden. The hanging hole design is for convenient storage
Quality Material: Our garden trowel tool is made of aluminium alloy, durable and sturdy, not easy to break or deform, rust-resistant, The handle is non-slip, Cuts through tough turf cleanly
Ergonomic design: Large ergonomic handle with rubber palm rest and contoured finger grips reduce hand and wrist fatigue. Ideal solution for gardeners who have difficulty holding tools with small or narrow handles.
Practical gifts: The garden trowel is smaller and lightweight than usual metal garden trowels. It’ s ideal size for women and girls
Widely Used: The garden trowel is ideal for easy digging into tough soil, breaking up hardened dirt clods, planting, transplanting, removing stubborn weeds, mixing soil