Wilcox All-Pro 102S 12 All-Pro Trowel

Sturdy. Better than a small garden shovel.

I was hesitant to spend this much on a single hand tool. However, my last trowel lasted one season before I bent it in half. This one feels sturdy, has measurements laid out on the blade AND is made in the USA. There’s no way I can bend this one!! Fabulous! I’ll be purchasing their other hand tools as well.

Not much to say: its a garden tool, but its well-made and functions like it should. Ive only used it once, but it seems built-to-last.Hoping for many years of use.

Bought this to help me put mole traps in grass

We use this as a snow dog poop chisel. If you live in a snowy climate, you know what I am talking about...trying to avoid the ominous spring melt situation. :) Anyway, this thing is super sturdy and I plan on seasonally transitioning its purpose to a garden trowel in the summer. I would totally buy again. My husband was also super impressed by the quality. Highly recommended.

I bought this to take with me backpacking. I know the Duece is much lighter, but I’m not into ultralight backpacking just yet. I wanted something sturdier with a better handle for harder packed dirt that I could also use to help dig spots for tent stakes. This worked well for that. It is a bit narrow and won’t be as good at scooping dirt out of the hole as a wider trowel. But it worked fine. Overall, I’m happy with this purchase

Very sturdy

potting and gardening

Very very very easy to dig deep with this. 14 is the right size. Its huge, but its sharp and its fast. Fyi not for camping - its quality steel and as such is heavy. Check out the mega dig titanium trowel for camping. 1 year later and a lot of digging I really really thought Id have to sharpen this by now especially with all the chopping I do with it and rocks that I hit, but nope. Quality steel in here. Very surprised the metal can hold a shape so well but also not chip easily. Maybe the rocks in South East USA are not very hard on the Rockwell scale. I could see them being softer compared to rocks up north that Ive hit with shovels.

A (tongue in cheek) gift for a friend, who keeps breaking garden trowels. Looks nice, and is rock solid - shes going to love it, and I am seriously tempted to buy one for myself now as well!