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Fiskars Soil Scoop Fiber Composite Hand Shovel, 1 Cup Capacity

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UPC:
046561170684
MPN:
RR-564773
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  • Fiskars Soil Scoop Fiber Composite Hand Shovel, 1 Cup Capacity
  • Fiskars Soil Scoop Fiber Composite Hand Shovel, 1 Cup Capacity
  • Fiskars Soil Scoop Fiber Composite Hand Shovel, 1 Cup Capacity
  • Fiskars Soil Scoop Fiber Composite Hand Shovel, 1 Cup Capacity
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Description

Use the Fiskars Soil Scoop to efficiently remove and relocate soil in your garden.

Key Product Features 

  • Intuitive Design: Scoop-shaped head cups materials for easy removal and relocation.
  • Large Capacity Hand Shovel: One cup capacity allows for transporting large amounts of soil.
  • High-Quality Construction: Single-piece FiberComp design is rustproof, lightweight for easy lifting and won’t loosen, bend or break.
  • Comfortable Usage: Easy-to-grasp, oversized handle allows for comfortable use during extended use.
  • Convenient Storage: Hole in handle allows the shovel to be hung when not in use.

This soil scoop is both lightweight for easy handling and durable for lasting value. A generous scoop helps you get more done faster, requiring fewer scoops to complete your task. A single-piece, rustproof FiberComp design will never loosen or bend, allowing you to dig into tough soil effectively. In addition, a handle hang hole makes storage convenient when the scoop is not in use.

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Additional Information

Type:
Shovels
Tool Type:
Shovels
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34 Reviews

  • 5

    Here's the scoop.

    Posted by San on Mar 9th 2017

    This Fiskars Fiber Composite Soil Scoop (7068) is so comfy and handy for my arthritic (and fibro) self that I would give it 8 stars if I could. The handle offers a better gripping surface, and sometimes I use two hands when needed. I am pleased i purchased it!

  • 5

    Sturdy multi-purpose scoop

    Posted by Eugenia on Aug 7th 2016

    This product is intended for use as a soil scoop. However, I have found a different application fro it in my household. I have an old cat with kidney issues and he uses his litter a lot. I have 2 litter boxes for a single cat that are cleaned, emptied, washed a refilled daily so kitty cat have a clean place to pee in. It was becoming labor intensive to left a big bag of littler twice a day in order to refill that cat litter box. So I decided to use this soil scoop and scoop out litter from the littler bag (or container) more efficiently. There is less dust and definitely less manual labor and less likelyhood of straining my back by lifting a heavy cat littler bag. My scoop actually has the entire handle in orange color and it gives it very attractive look. I am very please I made this purchase.

  • 4

    Pretty durable but watch how you use it

    Posted by GardenPixy on Mar 11th 2016

    I like how light weight this scoop is and it certainly handles enough volume but beware that it does break depending on how you're using it. I have a patch in my garden that has tons of rocks in it. I was using the scoop to dig planting holes and hit a rock which chipped off a huge chunk of the lip so now it's not as useful. Luckily I had bought 2 of these and still have the other (I just make sure to use it for more subtle tasks like scooping compost etc.).

  • 4

    Sturdy Scoop

    Posted by Otto Pilot on Sep 5th 2015

    This is a nice sturdy scoop that has many potential uses inside and outside the house. Overall durability is better than most of the other products I have used for this purpose. The regular plastic ones usually break easily, and the metal ones most often corrode quickly when in contact with soil and rocks. The composite strikes a nice balance between the two, and this thing feels virtually indestructible. The size and shape of the scoop make it useful for measuring out fertilizers and other garden products.

  • 5

    Fiskars 7068 Composite Soil Scoop

    Posted by CDP's Onceagain habit of purchasing on Feb 17th 2014

    Fiskar's has offered many products that I have purchased and this # 7068 Composite Soil Scoop is another I am happy to have purchased. It is a solid cylindrical shape to reach into the tilled soil to scoop out a perfect hole for a planting. I plan to use mine differently as a birdseed scoop. Each use is ok though, if you would like to dirty up this nice looking little scoop go ahead as it can be cleaned up with soap and water and it should look as good as new. Another quality Fiskar's product.

  • 5

    Excellent for re-potting

    Posted by History Buff on Sep 23rd 2013

    This scoop works really well for guiding soil past plant leaves into a pot without half of it falling off. Ideally, I think I might prefer a pair of differently sized scoops: one for small pots or tighter spaces and the other for moving larger quantities of soil. It takes a LOT of scoops with this tool to fill a gallon-sized pot. If you try to overfill it in order to do it more quickly, the soil tends to spill out. I also appreciate that it won't rust.I had also hoped to use this for birdseed, but again find that it's annoyingly small for filling a very large feeder and too big for filling a really small feeder. The rounded end of the scoop makes it hard to control precisely where it is emptying. Overall, 5 stars for re-potting, but only 3 for birdseed.

  • 5

    A handy, useful scoop

    Posted by WorldHiker on Sep 18th 2012

    I used to use old yogurt and ricotta cheese containers to scoop planting soil and mulch out of the big container bags and buckets and add them to pots and plant holes. The dirt invariably fell all over making a mess. With my brand new Fiskars Soil Scoop, the soil stays in the scoop and I can add as much or as little as I need around the plants. I do not have a mess all around and the plants stay in the center of the container instead of being pushed aside by uneven soil distribution. Another plus is the ability to locate the scoop easily on the ground because of it's orange handle ring.

  • 4

    Great Tool

    Posted by Raymond M. Shigeta on Dec 27th 2011

    This tool makes my gardening work a little easier because I can move more dirt with the same effort as I've been using with my standard garden scoop. I also appreciate the fact that this tool will not rust as all my regular steel trowels are doing.

  • 5

    best soil scoop

    Posted by edrive24 on Oct 8th 2011

    this is the best soil scoop i've had, its light weight and feels good in the hands a realy good buy at just five dollars.

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