- Is the Fiskars Xact Garden Fork good for aerating a lawn?
- Yes. The four forged tines push into turf to open compacted soil. It works best on moist ground, and it is not a plug aerator.
- How does it compare with a standard digging fork?
- It is lighter and has an adjustable long handle for standing work, but its tines are shorter and less suited to heavy clay or stones than a full-size digging fork.
- Can the handle length be adjusted?
- Yes. The steel shaft adjusts between roughly 110 and 130 cm, so you can set it to your height or the task.
- What is the head made of?
- The tines are forged boron steel, which Fiskars uses for strength and resistance to bending. The shaft is steel.
- Is it suitable for lifting potatoes?
- Yes. The forged tines slide under root crops and lift them without cutting them as easily as a spade.
- Does it come with a warranty?
- Fiskars typically backs its Xact garden tools with a limited warranty. Check the terms that come with the tool.
- Where is the Fiskars Xact Garden Fork cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $85.38, 53% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Fiskars Xact Garden Fork?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Camden Tools, eBay, Amazon.