Sneeboer Stone Spade

The key difference is the serrated edge, which increases the cutting surface by 30%. This allows the blade to bite into compacted earth and slice through tough roots that would typically deflect a smooth-edged spade.

Yes, they are essential for this type of work. They allow you to use your body weight to drive the spade deeper into hard or stony ground, providing the leverage needed to break through resistance without straining your arms.

Ashwood is a classic choice for tool handles because it offers a balance of strength and flexibility, absorbing shock better than metal or fiberglass. With proper care, such as keeping it dry and occasionally oiling the wood, it will last for many years of heavy use.

Hand-forging creates a denser, stronger steel structure compared to mass-produced stamped blades. This results in a tool that holds its edge longer and is significantly more resistant to bending or breaking when prying against rocks.

Absolutely. The combination of the serrated blade and the leverage provided by the foot steps makes it ideal for cutting through the root systems of established shrubs and roses, allowing you to lift them cleanly from the ground.