VEVOR 4-Tine Garden Fork vs Razor-Back 5-Tine Forged Manure Fork

Buy the VEVOR if you want one tool for digging, turning soil and lifting heavy clods; its 4-tine forged head and 45-inch fiberglass handle with Y grip suit spading and aeration, and the handle comes apart for storage. Buy the Razor-Back if your main job is moving loose material like manure, mulch, compost or hay; its 5 oval tines and wide 9.75-inch head scoop and release loads better, and the one-piece forged head is built for years of hard use. The VEVOR has few owner ratings, so its long-term durability is less proven than Razor-Back's, which is a long-standing US-made Ames brand.

• Choose the VEVOR if you need a digging and spading fork for breaking ground, turning beds and lifting root balls, and you want a handle that unscrews for tight storage.
• Choose the Razor-Back if you mostly pitch and carry manure, mulch, compost or hay and want a wide 5-tine scoop with a proven forged head.