Review on 🧹 Remco 698166 Seamless Hygienic Shovel - BPA-Free, Food-Safe, Commercial Grade Kitchen and Gardening Tool, 10-Inch, Brown by Reza Cook

I rake a lot of wood chips and seem to throw away a few aluminum shovels a year. I decided to spend extra money on it. I waited for verification until I had a chance to offload about a dozen truckloads of chips. I'm happy to say it's holding up. When the chips are wet you can see some flexing, but I didn't feel like they would crack or break. The only reason it's not a 5 is because it's slightly smaller than aluminum vanes. My guess is that 3 blades of an aluminum blade equals 4 blades of this blade. Another thing to note is that it is a softer material. When I picked up the shovel, I hit the head of the bolt under the shavings, leaving a scratch on the bottom. If you ride on rough or uneven metal, it probably won't take the same load as an aluminum shovel.