The spearhead garden spade for hard ground and roots.

The blade

Why the spear point works

Up to 80% less effort than a standard shovel.

A regular spade meets the soil with its full width at once. The spear point concentrates that same effort into one place.

• Penetrates first, then slices. The point goes in first, and the sharpened shoulders cut outward as the blade sinks, slicing roots instead of bouncing off them.
• Sharpened tip to tail. The edge is beveled at a 35 degree angle along the whole blade, so every inch cuts.
• Tougher steel. Thick, hardened high carbon manganese steel that shrugs off rocks and flexes instead of bending or snapping.
• Stays sharp with use. The coating is designed to wear at the edges first, so ordinary digging keeps exposing fresh, sharpened steel.