Spade Verto 15G001 — round point blade 29 cm, total length 1150 mm, blade width 23 cm, black/green wooden handle

Verto 15G001 is a garden spade with a round-point steel blade 29 cm long and 23 cm wide, mounted on a 1150 mm wooden handle with a black and green finish. The round point design and sharpened edge help the blade penetrate compacted soil and roots, making the tool suitable for digging, transplanting and turning soil in beds, lawns and garden plots. The spade combines a hardened steel blade with a reinforced wooden handle and a comfortable bimaterial plastic grip for stable handling during outdoor and construction tasks.

Advantages

The spade features a hardened steel blade with a pronounced round point and a sharpened edge that improves penetration in hard, stony or rotted ground. A reinforced section of the wooden handle increases durability in the area most exposed to stress. The bimaterial ergonomic plastic grip in black and green provides secure hand positioning and reduces slipping. Wide foot supports on the blade head allow better force application when digging.

Suitable for

• Digging planting holes and trenches in garden beds
• Transplanting shrubs and small trees
• Turning and aerating soil in vegetable patches and lawns
• Breaking compacted or stony ground
• General garden and light construction groundwork

Key specifications

• Blade type: round-point steel blade
• Blade length: 29 cm
• Blade width: 23 cm
• Total length: 1150 mm
• Handle material: hardened wood with reinforced section
• Grip: bimaterial ergonomic plastic grip (black/green)
• Foot support: wide support area on blade head for stepping

How to use

Position the spade with the round point toward the soil and place your foot on the wide support area of the blade head to apply downward force. Use the sharpened edge and point to penetrate compacted or root-filled ground, pushing the blade to the required depth and levering soil outwards. For transplanting, dig a suitable hole, loosen root balls and move plants using the handle as a support. After use, clean soil residue from the blade and let the wooden handle dry before storage to maintain durability.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as gloves and sturdy footwear when digging. Avoid striking the blade against large immovable rocks or metal objects to prevent blade damage. Periodically inspect the handle for cracks and treat the wooden handle with oil or preservative to extend service life.