Who has and uses the Titanium Extreme $690 scoop

[WaterScoop]

Looking to invest into this scoop. How does the Titanium compare to the Stealth Hybrid 921x SS with a carbon handle in your opinion



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Thank you in advance to your wisdom.

 

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[DizzyDigger]

At $690 US that critter better be able to not only scoop the sand,
but cook me a 5 course dinner!

 

[Blak bart]

There is no way I would pay for that....unless thats a miss print and it is really 69.00$ !!

 

[Irishgoldhound]

Way too much $$$. I would never pay that much for a scoop. Titanium is just as strong as a steel scoop. It may be much lighter but that to me wouldn’t out weigh the cost to own one. If weight were the only factor of owning a durable scoop, I would opt for an aluminum with stainless steel tip from Riley’s b4 I’d pay that much.

 

[islamoradamark]

IT is bad A$$ LOOKIN

 

[zigzag]

Nice scoop. I paid almost that much for my stealth 920 with a carbon fiber handle. I love my stealth.

 

[WaterScoop]

There is no way I would pay for that....unless thats a miss print and it is really 69.00$ !!

Nope that is actual price. Dont forget shipping and handling

 

[WaterScoop]

Nice scoop. I paid almost that much for my stealth 920 with a carbon fiber handle. I love my stealth.

That’s the option I chose just wanted to get the opinion of the ultra daily professionals.

 

[PetesPockets55]

Looks like it will move some sand or gravel.
Does the back of it have a ledge or bracket to push with your foot?

 

[CASPER-2]

Try REILY'S new Blade - i'd get travel model - with SS tip
Buy Online Aluminum Sand Scoops, Beach Scoops, Aluminum Water Scoops

 

[CASPER-2]

have had friends own ones like this and in tough bottoms and rocks
snap these welds

 

[WaterScoop]

Try REILY'S new Blade - i'd get travel model - with SS tip
Buy Online Aluminum Sand Scoops, Beach Scoops, Aluminum Water Scoops

Thank you so much Casper. Do you have this scoop. I love aluminum but was concerned about the wear and tear on the tip. I see that the model you suggest has a stainless steel tip. Just cusious how the 7.5” pairs up the 9” in moving sand .
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I am super happy to see that the man with a PhD in sand scoops took the time to reply to my thread

I absolutely love the price if it’s a durable scoop. If it has to be replaced every year it might not be a good invest emend vs something with a lifetime or 10 year warranty.

 

[WaterScoop]

have had friends own ones like this and in tough bottoms and rocks
snap these welds
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I can see that in the SS models, I think that the titanium is stronger and the welds you point out may be stronger but I don’t know I just presume...after all tanks are built out of titanium.

 

[CASPER-2]

that Blade might be my next one - right now beating my regular RTG into the ground
right now mine with SS tip is holding up and i hunt in large rocks its lasted me quite a few yrs

 

[CASPER-2]

ive pried rocks up as big as your head with it - no probs

 

[WaterScoop]

that Blade might be my next one - right now beating my regular RTG into the ground
right now mine with SS tip is holding up and i hunt in large rocks its lasted me quite a few yrs

The price bs the other luxury priced scoops is awesome.

 

[Golden oaks]

Looks like it will move some sand or gravel.
Does the back of it have a ledge or bracket to push with your foot?

I have a friend in Florida that bought one and says he does not like the foot "plate" angle. He told me he'd never buy another one!

on the other hand, I have both the Stealth 720 & 920. each has had some bending & cracking issues. Lifetime warrenty but I have been having problems reaching SunSpot since they moved to the West Coast.

 

[Coinboy]

Maybe the guys that use a GPZ for relic hunting use these...

 

[WaterScoop]

I have a friend in Florida that bought one and says he does not like the foot "plate" angle. He told me he'd never buy another one!

on the other hand, I have both the Stealth 720 & 920. each has had some bending & cracking issues. Lifetime warrenty but I have been having problems reaching SunSpot since they moved to the West Coast.

They will take great care of you , I read in another thread somebody who was super happy with a warranty they had.

Take note that the lifetime warranty ends with the repair or replacement once you use it the new or repaired scoop has zero warranty.

Cheers

 

[DeepseekerADS]

I've had the Stealth 920iX for about 6 years now. Never a problem at all. For a handle, I chose a wooden post hole digger handle - under $20 and still as good as new after much abuse. AND!!! It floats upright in the water for you to just reach out and grab it