HISCO Mud Shovel
- Commonly called the Mud Shovel or Holy Shovel
- Performs remarkably in wet soil or damp clay
- Holes in the blade allow mud and clay to release effortlessly, while draining excess fluid
- The holes decrease the surface area of the blade making it lightweight yet strong
Digging tools feature a thick wall fiberglass tube, solid fiberglass inner core in the base, and a polystyrene core through the remaining handle. The stress point extends above the handle collar to increase strength and durability. Roofing and scoop tool handles, not usually subjected to the same types of stress as digging tools, feature the same thick wall fiberglass tube and a polystyrene core.
- Stronger than steel, pound for pound
- Electricity not conducted and heat / cold are not transmitted
- No moisture absorption or warp and resists temperature change
- Non-corrosive and resists acid and other chemicals
- Non-denting, difficult to damage and resists impact