Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
The VEVOR 5-Tine Garden Fork is a long-handled pitchfork built for moving loose material rather than digging. Its forged steel five-tine head is joined to a 57-inch fiberglass handle with a Y grip, and the connection is reinforced so it stays tight in use. The long shaft lets you work upright, which suits older gardeners and anyone who wants to spare their back when turning compost or lifting hay and leaves. Against wooden-handled pitchforks it trades some traditional feel for lighter weight and wet-weather grip, but VEVOR itself notes it is not a digging tool, so heavy clay or root work needs a spading fork instead.
In stockReturn policy
This is a 5-tine garden fork with a forged steel head and a fiberglass handle. The head and handle are built as an integrated design for wear resistance. A reinforced connection keeps the head from loosening or wobbling during use.
The total length is 57 in. The handle has a non-slip design for use in wet or muddy conditions, and a Y grip. The fork assembles and disassembles easily, so it can be stored in a small space.
It is used for moving large piles of leaves and pine needles, as well as mulch, wood chips, manure, hay and similar materials. It is not designed for digging.
