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Brand Wilcox All-Pro
Item dimensions L x W x H 14 x 3 x 0.2 inches
Style 14 Inch Trowel
Handle Material Stainless Steel
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Is Foldable Yes
Gauge 16.0
Grip Type Ergonomic

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  • UNBREAKABLE METAL: No fear of bending or breaking due to high quality, ultralight, rugged heavy-duty 16 GA. stainless steel
  • PUT GARDENING BACK INTO YOUR HANDS: Works well for deep bulb planting & breaking up stubborn clods in the garden. Cuts through hard soil
  • NO-SLIP GRIP: Handle is coated in heavy duty plastic for a comfortable and tight grip when digging or transporting materials
  • PERFECT FOR CAMPERS & HUNTERS: Whether you're camping, backpacking, or treasure hunting, take your trip to a whole new level with this portable trowel; Easily stowed in a backpack or tool box
  • NO FUSS, NO HASSLE: All Wilcox All-Pro gardening and cultivating tools come with a lifetime warranty and are proudly made in Iowa, USA

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Wilcox rugged garden trowels built to last! built from a singlepiece of 16 Gauge metal, these heavy duty trowels are built to last. The sharp pt. & beveled edges pierce into the Hardest & rockiest of soils. Great for bulb planting, breaking up heavy soils, & general use. Trowels feature depth markings on the blade, plastic grip, & leather hand strap.

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Sturdiness
4.9
5.0
4.9
4.9
4.9
Durability
4.9
4.8
4.8
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4.9
Easy to hold
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Ergonomic
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Ergonomic
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foldable
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7.8 ounces
0.1 kilograms

Customer reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars
4.8 out of 5
2,956 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, sharpness, ease of use, and size of the shovel spade. For example, they mention it's a great tool that lasts ages without bending or rusting, and the sharp edge makes digging in dirt easy. Some appreciate the length and overall size, saying it'll fit in small areas. Customers also appreciate the design, saying the V design is very useful when planting bulbs.

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807 customers mention807 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the shovel spade. They mention that it's well-made, strong, and durable. The leading edge is reasonably sharp, and it won't break on them. The tool is made of corrosion-resistant steel, and is highly useful.

"...There are so many reasons…let me share a few:- the metal part is strong and WILL NOT BEND no matter what you are trying to dig up-..." Read more

"...It also works great for digging actual holes for tulip and other large bulbs. Good for creating small holes for seedlings also." Read more

"...was pleased though that this trowel isn't just durable, it works much more effectively than a typical trowel. Like, the difference was remarkable...." Read more

"Works well. Better than any other trowel/digger I've previously owned." Read more

276 customers mention265 positive11 negative

Customers find the shovel spade easy to use. They say it digs nicely to help plant and remove pesky weeds. They also say the shape of the blade makes it easy to dig into difficult soil, making planting a breeze. Customers also say it cuts small roots and is very helpful when digging holes to transplant or plant new. They mention it's perfect for rocky soil diggings, and sturdy and well made.

"...- it’s perfect as a lever for loosening stubborn roots - for example, I’m pulling out well established English ivy, and when I get to a vine that is..." Read more

"This is, hands down, the best trowel for digging holes for bulbs...." Read more

"...The v-shape (rather than a U-shape) to the blade also makes it good for planting acorns, nuts, and large seeds, something I do fairly frequently......" Read more

"This is the perfect little shovel for my gardens. It’s really sturdy and well made." Read more

150 customers mention130 positive20 negative

Customers like the sharpness of the shovel spade. They say it's strong, effective, and has a sharp edge. Some say the digging end of the tool is fairly sharp, making it great to get through sod. Some customers also mention that the tool has s sharpened triangular blade that slices through potting soil. Overall, most are happy with the sharpiness of the product.

"...The 251S front edge is very sharp. I can cut through whatever in the ground. The tip is very sharp and pointy. So be careful handling it...." Read more

"...The Wilcox All-Pro 350S, 13" is as strong and sharp as they say. There was a slight learning curve when using this compared to my old picker...." Read more

"...The leading edge is just sharp enough to kind of dig into the plastic lid material a little, giving you like a grip on the lid, which helps when..." Read more

"This tool does everything you want from a garden trowel. The tip is extremely sharp and it makes digging in dirt easy...." Read more

129 customers mention100 positive29 negative

Customers like the size of the shovel spade. They say it's longer and narrower than their old trowel, which gives them more power. They also say it has a perfect weight and size for planting, weeding, or any other gardening tasks. The overall size seems optimal for small areas where full-on shoveling. Customers also mention that it'll fit perfectly in a Toyo/Trusco Y350 and that the length of the blade is perfect.

"...and in many cases I use it instead of a shovel, because it’s big enough to dig holes for most things I plant while being far more precise than a..." Read more

"...The handle is long enough that you can use it as leverage to shove the dirt away and drop in a small bulb behind the trowel before lifting it out...." Read more

"...It's slightly longer, which allows you to get a bit more leverage. This means I'm able to do more without having to carry a blukier shovel with me...." Read more

"...This is due to the long length of the tool and the V point at the tip, it does not act in my soil like a scoop to remove the dirt from the hole...." Read more

94 customers mention84 positive10 negative

Customers like the value of the shovel spade. They say it's a great investment, worth the price, and a hefty tool that can move dirt. Customers also appreciate that the grip handle is replaceable for minimal cost.

"...A pro of the wheelchair grip handle is that it's eminently replaceable-for minimal cost- and can be done by anyone without the need of specialty..." Read more

"...Well worth the money" Read more

"...Bottom line, a very nice trowel for a nice price." Read more

"...I think this piece is well worth the extra few dollars for the quality if you garden with any frequency...." Read more

79 customers mention68 positive11 negative

Customers like the comfort of the shovel spade. They say the handle is comfortable to grip, and the design is perfectly ergonomic. Some say the grip is tacky and comfortable on a warm day. Overall, most are satisfied with the comfort and protection of the tool.

"...It really is a great trowel. Light, sturdy, easy to use and comfortable in my hand...." Read more

"...It's also comfortable to use and the depth scale helps a lot...." Read more

"...The handle is very comfortable in the hand...." Read more

"...It is extremely well made, perfectly ergonomic, and works well with my rocky, rocky soil...." Read more

77 customers mention69 positive8 negative

Customers like the appearance of the shovel spade. They mention it has a great design, is sturdy, and pretty. They appreciate the simplicity of the design, and the V design is very useful when planting bulbs. They are also pleased with the look of the stainless steel, and mention that it looks pointy and scary.

"...This tool is very well designed and made of high quality materials. The only reason I’d ever need to replace it is if I lost it...." Read more

"...It has a very sharp cutting edge and is great for when you're metal detecting." Read more

"...I really do think that the simplicity of the design accompanied by the thickness of the metal makes it perfect for me, but I should mention that I..." Read more

"...worth, the etching of depth measurements, and made in USA is also very nicely done...." Read more

73 customers mention70 positive3 negative

Customers find the shovel spade easy to use. They mention that it cuts through the soil with ease, and the sharp edge cuts through hard dirt like a mini shovel. Customers also say that it's an excellent tool that can cut into roots and is very helpful when digging holes.

"...on the end isn’t so sharp it will cut you, but it’s sharp enough to cut through weeds and roots as you dig-..." Read more

"...The sharp edges are also very effective at cutting roots, which can be very helpful for removing plants with large branched roots...." Read more

"Solid trowel. The sharp edge cuts through dirt easily...." Read more

"...The tip is extremely sharp and it makes digging in dirt easy. I love the ruler for knowing how deep to dig for seed planting, too! Highly recommend." Read more

Very Good
4 Stars
Very Good
I have a countless number of cheaply made cheap trowels. I use them for years without any problem. The very cheap ones broke all the times. I just need to be aware of their limit.I recently broke a cheap one by my fault. I asked too much of it and ripped it apart. I have a good well-made one that I want to buy but they don't sell that one anymore. So, I bought this 11-inch Wilcox 251S.The reason to buy the 251S is that it looks as long in length as the one I am using and Amazon is having a sale for couple bucks less.The 251S is a little bit thicker than the one I am using. Maybe 1/3 to 1/2 thicker It is not as wide but it is good enough.The 251S front edge is very sharp. I can cut through whatever in the ground. The tip is very sharp and pointy. So be careful handling it.The 251S has some markings on the spade. You can use it to measure whatever. I find it not at useful because the markings are hard to read.The 251S is straight and I can hold it very well. The grip is good. The hole maybe a problem. I get a lot of dirt and water in there. I think I will stuff some newspaper into the hole.The problem with the 251S is that it is straight. I can poke and stab no problem. I am having problem scoping and digging with the 251S because it is straight. I always hit the back of my hand to the dirt while I am digging. I don't have any problem with my regular trowel because the handle is at an angle.The packaging is very bad. There is no packaging to protect the sharp blade. Amazon just put it inside the shipping box as-is. It is slicing and dicing whatever you are buying together inside the Amazon shipping box.I have some pictures.The one on top is the very cheap one. It uses spot weld to hold the spade and handle together. I ripped the weld apart.The middle one is the one I use the most. I use it very rough. I left it outside in the dirt and under the sun all the time. The spade and the handle are all bent. I have to hammer them back straight and use a hose clamp to keep the handle intact. It uses rivets to hold the spade and handle together. This one is cheap and tough.The last one is the 251S. It is one piece. Nothing to break.I just got it for couple days. I don't know how long it will take to rust it out or melt the plastic handle. I will give this 4 stars because the ergonomic is not that good. It is too straight.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
Style: 13 Inch WeederVerified Purchase
Super high quality, sturdy, and sharp!!!

Highly recommended for weeding your Garden. With this tool, getting into tight spaces is no problem. Getting the whole dandelion root is easy. I love it and I am buying all their tools one by one. So high quality. Excellent for clay and hard soil. Performance is excellent. Clean up is a breeze (or a squirt from the garden hose). Thick heavy duty metal and maneuverable for tight spaces.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
Style: 11 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
I LOVE this trowel. It fits my hand, and really works great when planting flowers. Best one I’ve ever had!
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
Style: 14 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
Works well. Better than any other trowel/digger I've previously owned.
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
Style: 9 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
works well and doesn't bend under pressure
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2020
Style: 14 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
Aesthetics? PISHAW! This trowel is serious business and eschews aesthetics. It's a thickish sheet of aluminum, balled up into a handle on one end and sharpened to a shiv point on the other. On top of this balled up handle is thrust a wheelchair handlebar grip in bright, you can't possibly lose this thing in the weeds, red. The benefits of this wheelchair grip are that it's real grippy! I can flail my little muddy arms all over the place, but this trowel isn't going to slip out of my hand unless I'm trying to throw it at a beaver or whatever little ground creatures keep eating my plant roots. I can then hose this mofo off and it looks brand freaking new! BAM!

Let's talk about my soil. What I have here appears to be thick clay mixed liberally with gravel and spaced between large awkward boulders that are always where you want your hole to be. 90% of the time I need a hole, I thrust the trowel in the ground, and THUNK it hits a rock, over and over. Most trowels do not care for this type of behavior and either just simply won't cut through the soil to begin with, won't continue after a couple inches, and are distracted from their duty by the presence of any rock or pebble, diverting it off course, or most likely just preventing me from digging anymore. Sometimes they just break into pieces.

This wilcox trowel slices through my dirt like it's butter! It does a great job of making a hole exactly the size of the trowel. The trowel does precisely what it is supposed to do. What it does not do that I hoped it would do is pull that same dirt out of the hole I made. This is due to the long length of the tool and the V point at the tip, it does not act in my soil like a scoop to remove the dirt from the hole. My clay soil will not allow for any forgiveness in the size of the hole you dug for soil removal. I purchased a DeWit victorian trowel to do this task. Ultimately, the Wilcox trowel is the correct tool for the job if I want to dig a quick hole or remove roots or a plant, for instance removing blackberry brambles in the forest, or trying to uncover irritation tubing, but I'll probably reach for a tool with a bit more finesse and scooped shaping for planting new plants and tucking soil around them, and in my softer raised bed soil.

A pro of the wheelchair grip handle is that it's eminently replaceable-for minimal cost- and can be done by anyone without the need of specialty tools or a woodworking shop. A con is that it's hollow and gets stuffed with dirt which is super obnoxious to remove (again. clay soil). The muddier my soil is, the bigger the problem is.

As for cleaning the tool, aside from the hollow handle, I've been using a sturdy nylon brush to brush the dirt off the blade, but I am not sure what I could do to damage it. It's a piece of sheet metal, after all, and in the grand scheme of things, it'll probably outlast me. I could oil it with boiled linseed like I do my DeWit tools, but I'm thinking it's totally unnecessary.

I did need to file the edges next to the handle. They're sharp from the manufacturer. I have a ten year old that likes to help dig, and I didn't want the sharp edges to cut his fingers. This took maybe a minute or two but was worth my time for peace of mind.

I am a small person and have no issue with the weight or handfeel of the tool, the full length handle creates a balanced tool and I didn't experience any discomfort during prolonged gardening tasks.

It's not my only trowel and won't replace the others, but I'm glad to have it as part of my gardening tool team.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2021
Style: 11 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
I have a countless number of cheaply made cheap trowels. I use them for years without any problem. The very cheap ones broke all the times. I just need to be aware of their limit.

I recently broke a cheap one by my fault. I asked too much of it and ripped it apart. I have a good well-made one that I want to buy but they don't sell that one anymore. So, I bought this 11-inch Wilcox 251S.

The reason to buy the 251S is that it looks as long in length as the one I am using and Amazon is having a sale for couple bucks less.

The 251S is a little bit thicker than the one I am using. Maybe 1/3 to 1/2 thicker It is not as wide but it is good enough.

The 251S front edge is very sharp. I can cut through whatever in the ground. The tip is very sharp and pointy. So be careful handling it.

The 251S has some markings on the spade. You can use it to measure whatever. I find it not at useful because the markings are hard to read.

The 251S is straight and I can hold it very well. The grip is good. The hole maybe a problem. I get a lot of dirt and water in there. I think I will stuff some newspaper into the hole.

The problem with the 251S is that it is straight. I can poke and stab no problem. I am having problem scoping and digging with the 251S because it is straight. I always hit the back of my hand to the dirt while I am digging. I don't have any problem with my regular trowel because the handle is at an angle.

The packaging is very bad. There is no packaging to protect the sharp blade. Amazon just put it inside the shipping box as-is. It is slicing and dicing whatever you are buying together inside the Amazon shipping box.

I have some pictures.

The one on top is the very cheap one. It uses spot weld to hold the spade and handle together. I ripped the weld apart.

The middle one is the one I use the most. I use it very rough. I left it outside in the dirt and under the sun all the time. The spade and the handle are all bent. I have to hammer them back straight and use a hose clamp to keep the handle intact. It uses rivets to hold the spade and handle together. This one is cheap and tough.

The last one is the 251S. It is one piece. Nothing to break.

I just got it for couple days. I don't know how long it will take to rust it out or melt the plastic handle. I will give this 4 stars because the ergonomic is not that good. It is too straight.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Very Good
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2021
I have a countless number of cheaply made cheap trowels. I use them for years without any problem. The very cheap ones broke all the times. I just need to be aware of their limit.

I recently broke a cheap one by my fault. I asked too much of it and ripped it apart. I have a good well-made one that I want to buy but they don't sell that one anymore. So, I bought this 11-inch Wilcox 251S.

The reason to buy the 251S is that it looks as long in length as the one I am using and Amazon is having a sale for couple bucks less.

The 251S is a little bit thicker than the one I am using. Maybe 1/3 to 1/2 thicker It is not as wide but it is good enough.

The 251S front edge is very sharp. I can cut through whatever in the ground. The tip is very sharp and pointy. So be careful handling it.

The 251S has some markings on the spade. You can use it to measure whatever. I find it not at useful because the markings are hard to read.

The 251S is straight and I can hold it very well. The grip is good. The hole maybe a problem. I get a lot of dirt and water in there. I think I will stuff some newspaper into the hole.

The problem with the 251S is that it is straight. I can poke and stab no problem. I am having problem scoping and digging with the 251S because it is straight. I always hit the back of my hand to the dirt while I am digging. I don't have any problem with my regular trowel because the handle is at an angle.

The packaging is very bad. There is no packaging to protect the sharp blade. Amazon just put it inside the shipping box as-is. It is slicing and dicing whatever you are buying together inside the Amazon shipping box.

I have some pictures.

The one on top is the very cheap one. It uses spot weld to hold the spade and handle together. I ripped the weld apart.

The middle one is the one I use the most. I use it very rough. I left it outside in the dirt and under the sun all the time. The spade and the handle are all bent. I have to hammer them back straight and use a hose clamp to keep the handle intact. It uses rivets to hold the spade and handle together. This one is cheap and tough.

The last one is the 251S. It is one piece. Nothing to break.

I just got it for couple days. I don't know how long it will take to rust it out or melt the plastic handle. I will give this 4 stars because the ergonomic is not that good. It is too straight.
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Karen
5.0 out of 5 stars Cool tool
Reviewed in Canada on March 11, 2024
Style: 18 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
I use this to poke aeration holes into the composting garden waste in my outdoor garden composer. Its long handle means that I don’t have to bend down too much or stick my arm too deep into the bin. Works well. Would also work well for planting bulbs or garlic cloves in the garden. It is a simple tool, but works for me.
Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars Sturdy, well built
Reviewed in Canada on May 18, 2023
Style: 12 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
We all know they say, never use a trowel for prying. Ridiculous, a trowel should be able to pry within reason, and this suites my needs.

NOTE TO THE COMPANY: Sharp blade edge! These should have a cardboard guard for shipping. It was shipped in a light bubble mailer with 1 layer of bubble wrap, no protection to the shippers or customer.
Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars amazing item
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 22, 2019
Style: 12 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
Brilliant item for the garden, for planting and weeding. Brilliant all round tool and very heavy duty.
Kyle Anderson
5.0 out of 5 stars SHTF/Heirloom Quality
Reviewed in Canada on June 26, 2020
Style: 14 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
This product caught my attention because was featured in several articles about ultra durable garden trowels. The price seemed a bit high for a little trowel but I could not find anything else that would meet my needs. Specifically, I was looking for a full tang shovel or trowel that could fit in my backpack, that could be used for gardening, and also for any other digging. Most importantly, I was looking for a tool that I could expect to last for at least a few years of hard use.

It arrived today, and although I haven't had a chance to use it, I'm impressed. I've only owned a few trowels in my life but this one certainly seems like it is in a class of its own. I fully expect it to live up to my expectations.
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Sillibean
5.0 out of 5 stars This trowel is awesome!
Reviewed in Canada on June 17, 2020
Style: 11 Inch TrowelVerified Purchase
What a great trowel!! I hate it when they bend, and although I never thought I’d spend $30 on a trowel, after wasting so much money on useless ones, I figured it was better to invest in a good one. Am I ever glad I did! Our soil is very clay-based, and can get quite hard. No problem for this trowel. Would recommend to even a hobby gardener (like me) if you want a good tool to last.
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