Take it From a Rookie!

Trent67

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Great beach scoop. Dry sand, wet sand, shallow water.



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Bad beach scoop. Only lasted 2 1/2 months. Dont buy.


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What a pleasure using a quality scoop. If you are just starting out, dont cut corners on your scoop. Trust me. HH.
 
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I HAVE A WIRE BASKET ONE LIKE YOURS TOO NOT SHOWN IN MY ARTICLE - ROCKS TOOK MINE OUT
 
I HAVE A WIRE BASKET ONE LIKE YOURS TOO NOT SHOWN IN MY ARTICLE - ROCKS TOOK MINE OUT

Wow, great article Casper. Thank you for sharing!
 
Those Canadian MDers are HARDCORE!
 
Yeah, that RTG scoop is a great, light weight, all purpose scoop.
 
Yeah, that RTG scoop is a great, light weight, all purpose scoop.

I just got it today lookindown. What a difference. Its a game changer for sure, lol.
 
I have same scoop. For $10 more they will rivet a stainless steel tip on for you.
 
I have same scoop. For $10 more they will rivet a stainless steel tip on for you.

Hey zigzag is the tip just for extra protection/ longevity? I would love to see a picture if you could post one. Thanks for sharing.
 
Yours in pretty good shape lol here's my piece of junk lasted about the same tried to make it work oh it worked great in the sand box at store now I got one like yours and a t-rex

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RTG makes a great scoop! I've put mine through some extreme wear and tear for 2 years. Here's some before and after pics, from 6-15-12 to current. I would definitely get a SS tip for it for additional longevity, the aluminum tip will wear down faster than SS as you can see from the bottom pics. I'm thinking of getting some aluminum brazing rods and try to do some repairs, I'll most like buy another new one though. Right now the bucket is being held together by zip-ties, a temporary fix that is surprisingly holding up well, but It's just a matter of time before It breaks down, the Aluminum at the bottom of the bucket is worn thin.
 

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Agree with Scooper. RTG in Pompano makes awesome scoops.
 
Great folks at RTG. I enjoyed checking out their shop. Love having a local shop.
 

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