Ice pick BIG BIG-SKUWA D 20 x 130 cm — pick for breaking ice, steel shaft, long handle

Manual ice pick BIG BIG-SKUWA D 20 x 130 cm is designed for breaking and chipping ice in outdoor and industrial environments. The tool combines a 20 mm steel head with a 130 cm overall length and a robust steel shaft to deliver concentrated striking force and extended reach. Its long handle improves leverage for efficient removal of thick or compacted ice from walkways, driveways, loading areas and other surfaces where mechanical clearing is impractical.

Advantages

The ice pick features a solid steel shaft and a hardened head with a 20 mm diameter for effective penetration and controlled chipping. The 130 cm overall length provides added reach and leverage, reducing the need to bend deeply during use. The straightforward construction minimizes maintenance and ensures durability in cold, wet conditions. The tool's weight distribution and handle length are balanced to allow repeated strikes with predictable impact energy.

Suitable for

• Clearing ice from sidewalks, steps and driveways
• Removing frozen layers on loading ramps and industrial surfaces
• Breaking compacted or glazed ice patches prior to de-icing
• Outdoor maintenance in cold climates where hand tools are needed

Key specifications

• Head diameter: 20 mm
• Overall length: 130 cm
• Shaft material: steel
• Tool type: manual ice pick for breaking and chipping ice

How to use

Hold the long handle with both hands to maintain control and position the steel head on the ice surface where chipping is required. Swing the tool with controlled force so the hard head concentrates impact on a small area to fracture the ice. For thicker ice, work progressively along a line or grid to create mechanical weakness before removing broken pieces. Keep a stable stance and moderate, rhythmic strikes rather than excessive force to maintain control and reduce the risk of tool rebound.

Usage recommendations

Wear protective gloves and eye protection when using the ice pick. Inspect the shaft and head before each use to ensure they are secure and free of cracks or severe corrosion. Store the tool in a dry place to limit rusting and perform basic maintenance such as cleaning and light oiling of the steel shaft when needed. Use the pick on appropriate surfaces and avoid striking metal or concrete edges at very high angles to prevent damage to the head.