Spade handles often have a D-shaped, metal, or wooden grip at the top for more precise digging. Shovel handles, on the other hand, are more likely to be smooth without any grip at all.

Best Value: Kobalt Fiberglass Handle Digging Shovel Best for Scooping: Truper Tru-Pro 48-Inch Square Point Shovel Best for Transplanting: Fiskars Steel Garden Spade Shovel ...

We’ve been shoveling ourselves out of average snowstorms and heavy nor’easters with the True Temper 18-Inch Ergonomic Mountain Mover every winter since 2013. It’s the best snow shovel for ...

The 8-pound Corona All-Steel #2 Round Point Shovel AS90300 is among the strongest shovels available; it’s the one you want when you’re facing the toughest digging tasks, like excavating big ...

The shovel measures 46 inches long and comes equipped with a large, D-shaped handle that’s easy to grip with both hands, giving you plenty of leverage to pull up even the most stubborn plants.

Because of recent innovations, finding the best snow shovel requires considerations like plastic versus metal, handle height and shape, ergonomics and whether you’ll scoop snow or push it around.

A shovel is an essential tool for just about any garden or landscape task you have in mind. There are different types of shovels to address needs like digging holes for new shrubs or trees, edging ...

A Phoenix-based inventor designed the new shovel to have a handle that rotates 360 degrees after finding he was getting sore while digging for his parents.