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Verve Power grip 3.2kg Pickaxe with Hickory handle
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Product information
This Verve pick axe is constructed from carbon steel with a straight handle. It's ideal for working in the garden - it is perfect for cultivating soil in pots and general bedding areas.
- Hardened forged steel blade stays sharp longer than traditional pick
Health and safety
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Specifications
| Handle length | 900mm |
|---|---|
| Product length | 900mm |
| Product weight | 3.91kg |
| Product width | 75mm |
| Handle type | Straight |
| Made in | China |
| Material | Carbon steel |
| Model name/number | D18 |
| Handle length (imperial) | 35.4" |
| Product code | 3663602938965 |
Reviews
Not the best for intense work
Neggy - 7 months ago
Had it for two day braking up the ground for a pond, one two many heavy hits snapped wooden in half.
My first pick axe
Mrdave - 10 months ago
Quite happy with this pick axe, has helped me out. Pleased I got it.
Hickory Shaft split on second use
Peter67 - 1 year ago
I bought this product last year (mid 2018) but never got around to using it to remove bamboo plant roots. In March 2019 I assembled the hickory shaft onto the steel pick axe head with no problem and promptly tried it out for about 5 minutes. I then tried in earnest today (May 19) to proceed on to this onerous task after about 10 mins of its second use the shaft split. The cause seems to have emanated from a joint in the hickory shaft near the head of the pick axe please see the attached photos.
hacking foundation trenches through boulder clay
apaterson - 3 years ago
it was the best tool for the job, had no problems and it was worth the money
snapped
Fubar_646 - 3 years ago
One swing and handle split in two, head left in tree root. Last mattock / pick lasted me 10 years. 3 stars as I assume manufacture error and not common design flaw