Although these two tools have a similar look and we  often use them interchangeably in the garden, a gardening shovel and garden spade are actually totally different tools, each with its own specific ...

The Corona has 2 inches less lift than a standard shovel (4 inches versus 6), meaning the handle lies closer to vertical when you’re digging straight down. So if you’re excavating tree stumps ...

A crimped steel collar ring creates a tight connection between the handle and shovel end, keeping the two pieces securely together. A cushioned grip adds control and comfort while you scoop and ...

It has two D-shaped handles on the body, which provide a great amount of support, meaning you can use it without a ton of strain. The shovel only weighs around four pounds, and is a great option ...

The straight fiberglass handle has two padded nonslip grips for superior comfort and control. We tested the Spear Head Spade ...

An ergonomic dual handle makes this shovel easier on your back and arms ... The foam head is lightweight, under two pounds, and easy to wield and is gentle on glass and sensitive surfaces.

The Garant Shovel has a yellow polyethylene blade and wooden handle, and it works well for moving both fluffy and wet snow. I particularly like that snow doesn't stick to its blade as you work ...

Check out this Snow Shovel with an Ergonomic Handle that shoppers say is "way easier on the back" than other shovels. Amazon shoppers say it's "very lightweight" and also "very easy to use." It's an ...