The Double Shovel is a versatile digging tool with a double-headed design made from durable steel, intended for gardening, landscaping, construction, and general outdoor tasks.
The double-headed design provides two scoop faces or blades that let you dig and move material more efficiently — you can scoop with one side and transfer or flip with the other, reducing time and effort.
The shovel is 48 inches long, 12 inches wide, and weighs approximately 5 lbs.
The shovel is constructed from durable steel for strength and longevity, with an ergonomic grip on the handle.
Yes — the Double Shovel features an ergonomic grip designed to reduce hand fatigue and improve comfort during extended use.
The steel construction is sturdy and suitable for many construction tasks, but for extremely rocky or heavy-duty excavation you may need a specialized pry or pick tool in addition to this shovel.
Yes — it's ideal for gardening, planting, soil turning, and moving compost or mulch.
Most units ship fully assembled. If minor assembly is required, the package should include simple instructions and any necessary hardware.
After use, clean off dirt and moisture, dry thoroughly, and apply a light coat of oil to the steel to prevent rust. Store in a dry place, preferably hung or off the ground.
Yes — the steel blades can be lightly sharpened with a file or grinder to improve penetration, but avoid over-thinning the edge which can weaken the blade.
Yes — the ergonomic handle and symmetrical double-headed design make it comfortable for both left- and right-handed users.
It works well with soil, compost, mulch, sand, gravel and general loose material. Avoid using it as a hammer or pry bar on solid rocks or concrete.
Warranty coverage and replacement parts vary by retailer or manufacturer. Check the product listing or contact the seller/manufacturer for warranty details and spare parts availability.
While it can move small amounts of loose snow, it isn't optimized for heavy snow removal — a dedicated snow shovel with a broader, lighter blade is better for that purpose.
Wear gloves and eye protection, lift with your legs (not your back), avoid striking hard buried objects, keep bystanders clear, and inspect the tool for damage before use.
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