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Jun 03, 2026 - 10:19 AM
The Ground Shark's serrated edge is heat-treated and designed to cut through roots without dulling or deflecting. The serrations grip fibrous material and root balls rather than sliding off the surface, and the aircraft-quality steel tubing construction provides rigidity for downward cutting force. Detectorists working wooded sites and old homesites report the Ground Shark cuts through root mats that stop flat-blade shovels, reducing the number of strokes needed per plug. The heat-treated edge holds up to rocky soil and root-dense ground season after season, maintaining its cutting geometry through demanding digging conditions in root-heavy environments.
