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Jun 02, 2026 - 03:42 PM
The Scoopal's hexagon-pattern perforations are sized to pass sand grains and shell fragments while retaining coins, rings, earrings, and other jewelry-sized targets. The perforation pattern uses three hole sizes for optimal drainage and weight reduction, but all three sizes are small enough to catch standard U.S. coins and small gold jewelry. Beach hunters working tidal zones prioritize fast drainage over maximum basket capacity, and the Scoopal's perforation density clears water and sand quickly with a single shake. If you're hunting for very small targets like gold chains or thin wire jewelry, inspect each scoop load carefully, as fine wire can occasionally slip through the perforations if it aligns with a hole at the right angle.
