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Features
- Ideal for digging up or transporting large scoops of soil
- Oversized head displaces more soil to speed work
- One-piece design wont loosen, bend at the neck or break while digging
- FiberComp design is lightweight for easy handling yet stronger than steel for lasting value
- Lifetime warranty
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Original version
Brand: Fiskars
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 12 x 3.5 x 3.25 inches
Style: Soil Scoop
Handle Material: Alloy Steel
Is Foldable: Yes
Grip Type: Ergonomic
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Original version
Brand: Fiskars
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 12 x 3.5 x 3.25 inches
Style: Soil Scoop
Handle Material: Alloy Steel
Is Foldable: Yes
Grip Type: Ergonomic
Product Dimensions: 12 x 3.5 x 3.25 inches
Item Weight: 4.2 ounces
Manufacturer: Fiskars
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: 70686935J
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Top Amazon Reviews
They call it a "soil scoop," and it performs that function admirably, and more. No doubt a brilliant designer behind this seemingly simple utensil, and I suspect much testing went into perfecting this scoop. So refreshing to find something that works perfectly, versus the usual slightly flawed designs that break or don’t work quite as advertised. I paid $27 a bag ($30 if you count 10% state tax/tithe) for an expensive container potting soil mix with mycorrhiza and other beneficial ingredients, and got tired of seeing expensive soil mix spill on the ground every time I transferred a bit from the bag to a container. I stumbled across this scoop searching for something else (I forget what) in the gardening category on Amazon, and am glad I overcame my reluctance to pay what I initially thought was a high price (almost $10) for a mere scoop. I have used the soil scoop several times without spilling a drop of expensive potting mix. Then I thought to also use it as a transplanting scoop, dipping it into the potting soil to scoop up an alyssum plug I had placed under a pineapple sage plant. Sage is allelopathic, produces root chemicals that act like a herbicide, and this alyssum plug seemed stunted (compared to others thriving around scented geranium, spearmint and other herbs). BTW, sweet alyssum is a good companion plant used to attract syrphid flies eating aphids and other pests; and is even planted between rows of crops like lettuce by big commercial growers, which is why I am testing it in the same containers as other plants. To sum up, the Fiskars scoop performed flawlessly both as a soil scoop and transplanting scoop (for soft soil; I would not recommend for hard soil). The scoop now has a new home at the top of my potting soil bag; so I won't have to go searching for it. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023 by Joel Grossman
We keep this in our 5 gallon bucket of potting soil so that it is always where we need it. It's perfect for that.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023 by marjanill
Love it! Easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by sunrose
Starting off, I LOVE Fiskars items. While this is a great scoop, it had some issues. The first issue is the label is a giant super sticky sticker. I had to soak it over night and then use goo gone to get it off. The other issue I had with this item was that it was plastic. The material listed is Alloy Steel, which is what I expected since all of my other Fiskars tools are metal. If you scroll all the way to the bottom of the description, it says it is plastic. Having bought their products before and seeing steel at the very top, I trusted that it was steel. This was misleading and even if I’d seen both materials listed in those two spots, the picture shown isn’t clear which material it really is. The plastic seems thick and sturdy but I paid more for this plastic scoop than my other Fiskars tools that are metal.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2023 by Kaleigh Kaleigh
High quality material, scope size is perfect for potting mix and fertilizer, and not making a mess to the work area.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by Ella
Pretty straightforward product - does the job. The one complaint I have, which is majorly annoying, is that the entire handle has an ugly orange sticker wrapped around it that doesn't come off. It's one of those stickers that just tears when you try to peel it off. So annoying and really ugly!
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2023 by Mariah Nunez
It holds the dirt well and gives you perfect aim without missing a beat or spilling dirt everywhere.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by Linda
This dandy scoop fills a need for me that has nothing to do with gardening, although I can see that it would be great for filling small pots. I was interested by another reviewer's comment that the scoop was smaller than expected and I've had a devil of a time finding something to scoop bird seed into a particular tube feeder without scattering it all over the place so I decided to give it a try. This is perfect. It is no bigger around than a standard sized soup can although the scoop part is somewhat taller. Because of the rounded shape it holds a good amount of seed and deposits it into the tube of the feeder quite effectively. I need several scoops to fill the feeder, but the seed goes reliably into the feeder and not all over the ground. One of my feeders is constructed so that I can use a canning funnel for filling, and another is bigger around so a regular scoop works fine, but this one has defied efficient filling. Although I tried the bird store scoop that has a lever to open so the feed will funnel down the hollow handle into a narrow tube feeder, I found the larger sunflower seeds often created a log jam over the small opening and stopped the flow and even at best, the process was tedious and slow so I've been searching for a scoop that was smaller around than normal but had a decent capacity. This one really fills the bill. All my plant containers are large enough that a bigger scoop is more useful, but this would be good for smaller pots for say, kitchen herbs, as it's only about 3.5" across. I can also see it would be handy to scoop and fill my small dog's dish with kibble from its storage bucket, so I may purchase a second one for that purpose. The handle on this scoop, at 5.5" is long enough for even a large gloved hand to hold and maneuver easily, and a slight depression in just the right spot to use as a thumb pad helps with leverage. The whole thing is the same sturdy plastic and won't mind being left out in the weather, plus will rinse clean easily. Bottom line: This scoop's narrow mouth fills some unexpected needs really well, but if you want to fill large gardening containers you may want to look for something bigger.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2011 by C. G. King