Radius Garden25011 Pro-Lite Carbon Steel Transplanter, Red

I am using this in a community garden to make my plot no till. It's amazing. Even with mobility issues, I have no problem with this. It's sturdy but not overly heavy, and I feel confident in using it. The round handle is great to hold on to. Excellent design. Highly recommend.

Works great . Shipping was fast but it came in a huge box!

I have previously bought a Radius shovel and love it. I really use my stuff. I recently bought this one and love it as well. They are made in China and well made. I have Clay around my house, thank you builder for emptying the basement clay directly around the house, so I literally have to dig a pot for each plant I plant and this narrow shovel is a God send. I have planted literally hundreds of plants, each hole is a sweaty victory, and this shovel has held up to the task. The handle and shaft is still tight to the shovel end and the handle end after all the use and abuse I have given it along with its brother shovel with a a narrow head but not as narrow as this one. They hold up well and will buy again from this company. My wife and I love the round handle, its more than a gimmick, why didn't anyone think of this before? The steel on the shovel part is heavy duty and will not bend, regardless of the abuse I throw at it. We will continue to use and abuse these Radius products again this summer. They are getting a rare and well deserved 5 star rating from us. Enjoy!

Sturdy and well made.

This tool makes my life easier. Works like a charm.The perfect size makes it easy to use... I'm 5' 3".

Used this for turning over compost. The handle is very comfortable and it is much lighter than my usual tools. Very nice.

Very low quality! This was not a cheap fork, and I thought it was the perfect length, but the first time I used it, it snapped IN the METAL! Like the metal actually broken in half. And the ground wasn’t that hard, it had been tilled last year. It had been too long to return it, so it was a total waste of money. I was so disappointed because it looked really nice, but looks can be deceiving.

This fork has been a game changer in my clay soil. The tines are strong enough to pierce down into the hardpan and break it up. It's a necessary first step for no-till practices in heavy clay, otherwise when you build your soil you compact it further down. I don't have a lot of strength, but this tool has helped me till up my garden by hand. I come behind it with a hoe to break up the chunks, then I'm ready to plant.It's also great for uprooting stubborn weeds. You just loosen them from underneath with the fork, then pull them up.