Trowel

I bought this trowel to try it out but was not very optimistic. I was very surprised to find that this trowel is very sturdy and got the job done digging through hard rocky soil that had tons of roots running through it. This travel was able to cut through the roots and dig through the rocky soil.It is very lightweight to the point where you hardly even notice it in your pack.

The trowel is light and strong. It worked well in soft and rocky ground.I recommend this trowel.

Lightweight and sturdy enough. Digs easily, can be clipped to outside of backpack easily.

If you only think about price, this Canadian-made trowel outfights every other trowel I've seen. It's amazingly sturdy for a plastic trowel and it has really sharp edges as well! The only downside is that is not as portable or lightweight as the fancy bagpacking trowels out there, but for the price of one of those you can buy a lifetime supply of these!! About 5, because they are STURDY. OH! I'm a gardener as well so I bought one for my yard as well and I can say that it holds great too! Stones will mess up the edges a little and with time it will get blunt but nothing that some creativity (for sharpening it again) or another trowel won't fix (if it wasn't clear, they aren't expensive)After using it I'd like to add, you wont be forgeting this trowel in the middle of the woods because this thing is BRIGHT! Amazing color specially if you're like me and you sometimes forget things at the camping site

Fits easily ina small backpack and handy for any digging adventures.

Light weight, digs well. Try to avoid roots and rocks. Cuts through grass and small roots easy enough. Will dig up pea gravel but not good for rocks, This is not a pry bar so don't try to pry out rocks. You'll damage your trowel. Then you'll have to use your knife or a stick to dig your poop hole.

Great value and very sturdy and strong for being polymer. Feels much more sturdy than some of the aluminum ones out on the market.

Lightweight for a backpacking trip, but the handle isn’t the most ergonomic. A bit painful when digging in harder packed soil. Will probably use something else in the future.