Garden fork Fiskars Xact telescopic 111–130 cm handle, adjustable length, lightweight

The Fiskars Xact telescopic garden fork features an adjustable handle length from 111 to 130 cm and a lightweight construction designed for digging, turning soil and general bed work. The telescopic shaft allows users to set a comfortable working height for better leverage and reduced strain, while the robust fork head penetrates and lifts soil effectively. This tool is intended for home gardeners who need a versatile fork suitable for both small beds and larger plots.

Advantages

The adjustable handle makes it possible to customize reach and posture, which helps minimize back and shoulder strain during prolonged tasks. The lightweight construction balances ease of use with sufficient strength for typical garden jobs such as loosening compacted soil and mixing organic matter. The durable fork head is built to withstand repeated penetration and turning of soil without excessive bending or wear.

Suitable for

• Digging and loosening garden soil
• Turning compost and mixing soil amendments
• Working in raised beds and vegetable plots
• Transplanting and aerating compacted areas

Key specifications

• Adjustable handle length: 111–130 cm
• Telescopic shaft for personalized working height
• Lightweight overall design for easier handling
• Durable fork head suitable for soil penetration and turning
• Ergonomic grip and improved leverage for reduced fatigue

How to use

Extend the telescopic handle to a comfortable length and lock it securely before use. Position the fork head at the chosen spot, apply downward pressure with your foot on the top edge (if present) and push the tines into the soil. Use a lever action to lift and turn soil or to break apart compacted areas. For compost turning, insert the tines, lift and rotate to mix layers evenly. After use, retract the handle for compact storage and check for debris on the fork head before stowing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, adjust the handle so your back remains straight while working; wear gloves to protect hands when handling rough soil and check the fork head regularly for damage when used in stony or root-filled ground.