would these be ok scoops?

[treasureace14]

http://palmbeachmetaldetectors.com/beach-scoops.htm
i was looking at the ones with the semi long handles 35.00-50.00
would they be good?

 

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[Bridge End Farm]

they look good what kind of dirt you digging in. Rocky? Sandy, etc ?

 

[guzz1]

RTG MAkes a Great Scoop all I use for the sand ,, guzz

 

[pat35]

Iam also looking for a beach and water scope this link is local to me, I live in Stuart and work in west palm. I have been using a shovel and need something in the wet sand and knee deep water. Please let me know your opinions on what you think is the best one with a long handle. thank you in advance.



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http://palmbeachmetaldetectors.com/beach-scoops.htm
i was looking at the ones with the semi long handles 35.00-50.00
would they be good?
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[EARTHLING]

the GOLD or the RTG PRO look to be about the best...... they seem to have a little bit deeper reach than the others if you dont mind bending over a lot... or try and find the same thing with a handle................. the drag type are not that great because if you have to go deep; and a lot of time you do; they are kind of a pain because you cant get good torque on them like the ones you step on the back of with your foot to push down into the sand

 

[Maui Mike]

I have thier Kap Hook, i use in dry sand.. i have learned though.. a longer handle is better, as others said.. saves bending.. As for the water i have a "Diamond head scoop 48 " fiber glass handle.. was $ but i would use nothing else in water ever again. shaka Mikey

 

[FloridaBill]

i was looking at the ones with the semi long handles 35.00-50.00

You must be young and have a strong back lol....

 

[treasureace14]

i was looking at the ones with the semi long handles 35.00-50.00

You must be young and have a strong back lol....

im 13.
im gunna be in wet and dry sand but not in the water.

 

[FloridaBill]

ok then any of them should work good. I think the mesh kind may drain the wet sand a little better than just the holes..