Most affordable / durable scoop?

[bazinga]

I am headed down south in a few weeks to hit up South Carolina and some Tampa Bay, Florida, and I would like to find a good long handled beach scoop. I am tall (6'4") and the longer the better. But I also want something that is going to last a while, but I'm not interested in spending $250 on the best that kellyco has to offer.

Any ideas on the most affordable / longest lasting long handled scoop?

Thanks guys!

 

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[hollowpointred]

yeah, talk to zeke. he makes handmade scoops that are awesome quality at pretty affordable prices.

 

[muddyknees]

Ill second that about Zeke look up thred on tnet zekes scoops Igot one and love it great price and damn good workman ship.
muddyknees

 

[Sandman]

I have tried many others and now favor The Stealth by Sunspot Products.http://www.sunspotedm.com/beachscoops/

It can be used in all bottoms and they hold up to very hard use and have a long handle.

Sandman

 

[Beachkik]

Hey,this is the guy I buy my gear from,he makes everything in his shop.He will make you any lenght or style...hope it helps.good hunting.

Al

http://www.rtgstore.com/

 

[diggummup]

Hey,this is the guy I buy my gear from,he makes everything in his shop.He will make you any lenght or style...hope it helps.good hunting.

Al

http://www.rtgstore.com/

Hey bscofield,that's where I got mine.They're affordable and durable.I bought a "blemished " one for about 40-45 bucks.Blemished in aesthetic appearance only.It's a long handled one,i'm slightly taller than you so it should work fine.I've put that thing through hell and it still works fine.Ask for Kevin,he's the owner.The number is 1-954-971-6102.

 

[abrakdabra]

Sandman. That Scoop you favour at the moment looks like it's for use in the water. Like the OP
I'm looking for a long handled scoop. Am I wrong or would a steel handled scoop be better for
dry sand. I like how the Scoop takes a wooden handle! And it looks very well designed!

Also. Can anyone recommend a long handled dry sand scoop that has a digging 'beak' that is
resistant to bending when it's kicked into the odd stone.

 

[surfrat96]

I bought from this person. I use in wet, and dry. Cuts through the sand quite well. And is lighter than my others. I don't have to bend over. It wears me out more than carring, and swinging. Here is the Address

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...1294&ssPageName=MERC_VIC_ReBay_Pr4_PcY_BID_IT

Paul, I'm pretty sure that your scoop was made by Kevin Reilly from http://www.rtgstore.com/ I've been to his warehouse where he makes and sells them. Good quality scoops! He makes a lot of them and ships them to metal detector shops across the country.

HH 8) surfrat