Description
If you can buy only one scoop shovel, the Snow/Mulch Scoop Shovel by Bully Tools is the best all-purpose shovel for any project where you need to move a lot of material. It’s the perfect year-round tool for lifting and moving heavy piles of mulch, grain, gravel, snow, or debris. The Scoop Shovel is designed to never rust, it can take weather extremes from hot to cold, won’t bend or crack, and has a handle that withstands heavy loads. The oversized scoop means larger loads and more efficient work, without being bulky. The Scoop Shovel checks all the boxes. Constructed from a top-grade and lightweight polypropylene with high-quality fiberglass, it’s coated in a polyester veil to prevent splintering and increase strength, but won’t mar your wood or plastic exteriors. The D-shaped poly grip with no-slip texture is designed to increase leverage and reduce hand fatigue, while wide enough to accommodate work gloves. The longer handle means no bending and greater reach. The Bully Tools Snow / Mulch Scoop Shovel comes with a limited lifetime warranty that protects against defects in material and workmanship.
Founded in 1994. Bully Tools manufactures 100% made in the USA gardening and farm tools, shingle removers, floor scrapers, forestry and other specialty tools. With an unprecedented history of quality, Bully Tools is committed to applying the same reliability to our business practices. Bully Tools continues to grow and adapt to meet the ever changing needs of the economy and their consumers.
JCon85 –
This thing is awesome. Really lightweight, but feels sturdy and durable. Great for scooping even water logged mulch right after a hard rain. Even better than I thought it would be, and I read all the reviews.
BossHogg –
Bully makes very well engineered and manafactured tools that to stand up to a good amount of abuse and this scoop is no exception. For the average weekend warrior or homeowner this is a hand-me-down for sure. The scoop is strong, light and big. I use it for mulching and it can hold so much material that it’s actually hard to pick up when I load it to the max. I intend to use it for shoveling snow and expect it will perform well but it’s probably not engineered to shovel a lot vs. clearing steps, small walkway or that pesky area the snowblower just won’t fit. However, that’s just a guess based on my experience with various shovels vs. actually using this scoop in the snow.
Ed Welsman jr –
I bought one of these after my Chinese/Mexican made Home Depot shovel broke the first time that i used it. My neighbors actually borrowed this
Bully shovel the second storm, after their Chinese made shovels broke. This thing is a beast. What I love about it is that I dont hardly ever have to bend
and lift snow, the handle is very long so I just push it aside off the sidewalk, it slides like a plastic sled with a ton of heavy snow on it. It does pretty good on steps as well. Mine has lasted over 5 years of
heavy use. Works great on mulch too. I