Sand scoop recommendation ?
Sand scoop recommendation ?
Hi, I'm retired and due to location and also some mobility issues digging into soil I'll be concentrating on beach detecting in the main. With that in mind could anyone suggest a sand scoop? I've looked at quite a few. Many appear to be very flimsy where the pole attaches to the scoop
Willing to spend up to around £150
Must come with minimum 48" handle and with an actual handle (not just a straight rod)
Prefer a smaller scoop. Something similar to the Coob Scout v2
(Unfortunately Coob only appear to sell a very expensive carbon fibre handle)
All suggestions gratefully received - Thank You.
Willing to spend up to around £150
Must come with minimum 48" handle and with an actual handle (not just a straight rod)
Prefer a smaller scoop. Something similar to the Coob Scout v2
(Unfortunately Coob only appear to sell a very expensive carbon fibre handle)
All suggestions gratefully received - Thank You.
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Avoid the Chinese ones, I paid 40 quind on the bay thinking I'll only ocasionally use it, 3 trips and the welds are breaking.
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Have you had time yet to check-out the many posts/suggestions and examples on the subject in 'this' forum?.....
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Thanks Alan - looks exactly what I'm looking for and straight to the top of my list. I'm taking a look at the Scoops section before make a final decision.
Best Regards,
Keith.
Best Regards,
Keith.
Hi Jack, yup I've also seen loads on Amazon but I've got caught before on many occasions with Chinese tat. Thanks for the reply.swansea jack wrote: Wed Jul 31, 2024 10:02 pm Avoid the Chinese ones, I payed 40 quind on the bay thinking I'll only ocasionally use it, 3 trips and the welds are breaking.
Keith.
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Evolution 360 is fantastic. If you have a look at my post "sand scoops on 20/2/23" shows a modification I did which makes it so sturdy. You can get a bit of thick pipe insulation from coofix which fits perfectly over the shalf so when it bangs on your headphones it does`nt do you head in!!!!........
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January i bought the emiteR 150X Sand Scoop Total Weight 1.55kg , its very strong and well made, unfortunately i never got around to using it as my Dads health isn't great and my new hobby will be over before it started lol
Many Thanks for the advice all. I got the Evolution 360. Having had the benefit of some months with it what a superb bit of kit this is. Feels like it could lift a tractor out, superb build quality - what a difference a decent scoop makes. If your in the market for a Scoop - highly recommended.
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You can see a some improvements and repairs that are possible from posts I have put on here......KGBKENT wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 11:31 am Many Thanks for the advice all. I got the Evolution 360. Having had the benefit of some months with it what a superb bit of kit this is. Feels like it could lift a tractor out, superb build quality - what a difference a decent scoop makes. If your in the market for a Scoop - highly recommended.
Keith.
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