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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- Red
- Size
- Large
- Dimensions
- 45 x 10.5 x 3.8 in
- Weight
- 5 lb
- Material
- Carbon Steel
- Style
- Root Slayer
- In the box
- RootSlayer
Features 5
- Serrated Garden Shovel for Tough Soil: Engineered to reduce strain on hands and wrists during demanding digging tasks. The ergonomic design helps improve leverage and control when working in compact soil, garden beds, and landscaping areas.
- V-Shaped Root Cutting Tip: The sharpened inverted V cutting point helps slice through stubborn roots, dense ground, and packed dirt, making digging, planting, and yard work more efficient.
- Heavy-Duty Carbon Steel Blade: Built with a durable carbon steel blade and protective powder-coated finish to help resist rust while maintaining strength for repeated use in outdoor conditions.
- Multi-Purpose Digging Tool: Ideal for digging holes, planting shrubs, transplanting flowers, and general garden maintenance. A reliable landscaping shovel for backyard gardening and soil preparation.
- A resin encased steel shaft lends strength: Designed for demanding digging applications such as soil cutting and root removal while maintaining structural durability during normal gardening use. Not intended for prying or excessive leverage.
Description
This digging shovel is a multi-purpose gardening tool to make outdoor tasks easier for you. It has a V-shaped tip that is tough enough to rip through hard dirt and roots. Digging up plants and grasses has never been easier. This heavy duty shovel can easily get things done for you. Your green garden needs a 3-in-1 tool that is a shovel, root hatchet, and root saw. The Root Slayer is a durable and convenient tool for the outdoors.
Specs 25
| Material | Carbon Steel |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Brand | Root Slayer |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 45 x 10.5 x 3.8 inches |
| Item Weight | 5 pounds |
| Style | Root Slayer |
| Handle Material | Carbon Steel |
| Blade Length | 13 inches |
| Blade Material | Alloy Steel |
| Grip Type | Ergonomic |
| Brand Name | Root Slayer |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| UPC | 817085014996 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 96 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Shovel |
| Manufacturer | Radius Garden |
| Model Number | 22011 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 22011 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Lifetime guarantee |
| Item Dimensions | 45 x 10.5 x 3.8 inches |
| Gauge | 13 |
| Material Type | Carbon Steel |
| Style Name | Root Slayer |
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Size: Large
This is just what I needed. It was bought in March. But because of weather conditions and my intentions for it's use I wasn't able to use it right away. It was well packaged. Thought went into protecting the serrated edges with a thick protective I'm calling it a guard. The Root Slayer does have weight to it. I appreciated that those sharp sides were packaged like that. Users unpacking it safely. Storage after use is just as important. Those guards are placed back on the Root Slayer. This is one of those tools you have that shouldn't be loaned out to anybody. You'll never see it again. It's that good. It's intended purpose was to help me propagate Purple Fountain Grass. I tied to do it with several different shovels. Nothing worked to my satisfaction. Wasted my time going that route. I practiced using this tool in my back yard. I needed a tool that could be sturdy enough to dig out tall over grown, fake spring weeds. This Root Slayer is very durable. Because of the weeds popping up along a hard to work, already established planted area. I also had a Gopher problem. Everything was running along a fence line. Awkward. Those weeds are gone.! Gophers too! amazed at how deep the roots/ Tunnel system of them actually went. It was versatile to break down the tunnels. Without disturbing established plants. The handle length and it's size was absolutely perfect. Not too tall. Not too short. The weight of it was just right. As far as it's original purpose for purchase. I'm confident I'll have no problem propagating. Maintaining . Sizing down any of my Ornamental Grasses. I'll be purchasing it's Little Buddy companion as well. Garden Trowel. I see versatility in that tool too.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by C.W.
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Color: Red
Size: Large
I purchased the full-size Root Slayer Garden Trowel/Shovel, and I am very happy with it. I also have the Root Slayer hand trowel, and I honestly recommend both. I keep the larger one at home and take it to our cottage when I know I will need it for tougher root or soil work. What I like: • Very well made • Heavy-duty construction • Stronger than a regular garden trowel or small shovel • Great for digging through roots • Saw-like sides really help cut through underground roots • Much easier than trying to force a basic shovel through roots • Saves a lot of time and labor • Excellent for garden beds and borders • Helpful for cleaning up new growing areas • Useful for maintaining existing planting areas • Works well where tree roots keep creeping into garden beds • Stronger than the hand trowel for bigger roots • Helpful in compact, clay-heavy soil • Good tool to have for spring and early summer garden cleanup • Makes tough digging jobs much easier Things to be aware of: • This is the larger, stronger option, so it shines on bigger roots and heavier digging • For tighter spots around existing plants, the hand trowel size is easier to control • I like having both sizes because they serve different purposes • The full-size version is better when you need more strength and leverage • The hand version is better for close work around plants, edging, or barriers • If you deal with tree roots in garden beds, this is much more useful than a basic shovel-style tool Overall: This full-size Root Slayer has made a real difference for me. At both my home and cottage, I have a lot of tree roots that grow underground around and through my garden beds and borders. Every spring and early summer, I spend a lot of time cleaning out new roots, opening up new growing spots, and maintaining areas where roots keep creeping back in. The saw-like sides are what make this tool so helpful. It gets through roots and compact clay-heavy soil much better than a standard garden tool, and it saves a lot of time and labor. The full-size version is the one I reach for when I need more strength, leverage, and root-cutting power. I still like the hand trowel for tight spots, but this larger one is excellent for tougher jobs. I highly recommend it if you garden in areas with roots or heavy soil.
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Color: Red
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How have I not had a handle like this all my life??!
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