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May 29, 2026 - 02:52 PM
The Lesche Sampson's double-serrated blade features a saw-tooth edge on one side for managing root systems and a sharpened smooth edge on the other side for slicing through grass and soil. Single-serrated shovels feature teeth on only one edge, while smooth-edge shovels rely entirely on blade sharpness. This double-serrated design gives you robust root-cutting power without sacrificing the clean slicing action needed for seamless plug removal. Detectorists working overgrown cellar holes and wooded sites experience smoother digging with less tool binding.
