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Jun 03, 2026 - 04:35 PM
The RTG Pro Mini's handle is welded at a 20-degree angle to the bucket, positioning the scoop for foot-assisted digging pressure. When you place your foot on the handle near the bucket junction, the angle directs force downward into compacted wet sand or shell layers, reducing the arm strain required to penetrate tough ground. The angled geometry also keeps the handle closer to vertical during the scoop motion, which improves leverage when lifting sand-filled buckets. Beach detectorists working tidal zones find the angled handle reduces fatigue across multi-hour sessions compared to straight-handle designs.
