Shovel EBI Standard with Thick Eyelets, Mix Colors, 26 x 10.5 cm

Hand shovel EBI Standard with Thick Eyelets, Mix Colors, 26 x 10.5 cm is a compact garden tool with a 26 × 10.5 cm blade and reinforced eyelets for a secure handle connection. Designed for everyday household and horticultural tasks, this small shovel combines a durable blade profile with sturdy attachment points to withstand frequent use in planting, potting and light digging. The mix-color supply provides simple visual variety for home gardeners and utility applications.

Advantages

The reinforced thick eyelets increase the mechanical strength of the blade-to-handle connection, reducing wobble and wear during repeated use. The blade size of 26 × 10.5 cm offers a balance between material capacity and maneuverability for working in pots, raised beds and tight spaces. The compact form factor makes the tool easy to store and handle, while a durable construction supports regular household and garden maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Planting seedlings and small plants
• Filling and tamping potting soil
• Digging small holes for bulbs and young plants
• General garden maintenance and weeding in confined areas
• Utility tasks around the home where a compact shovel is needed

Key specifications

• Blade dimensions: 26 × 10.5 cm
• Reinforced / thick eyelets for handle attachment
• Compact, hand-held design suitable for potting and small digs
• Available in mixed colors
• Intended for everyday household and horticultural use

How to use

Hold the shovel by the handle and position the blade against the soil at the desired location. Use short, controlled strokes for digging small holes or scooping soil into pots. For planting, remove a volume of soil corresponding to the root ball size, place the plant, and backfill with soil, gently firming with the shovel. When using in confined spaces, operate the tool with wrist and forearm movement rather than full-arm swings to maintain control and avoid undue stress on the eyelet connections.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the eyelet connection periodically and tighten or service the handle joint if any looseness occurs. Clean soil and debris from the blade after use and store the shovel in a dry place to prolong service life. Use the tool within its intended range—potting, planting and light digging—to avoid overloading the eyelets or blade.