Barebones Folding Spading Fork (Pitch Fork)

Description

The Barebones Folding Spading Fork is a lightweight, collapsible pitch‑fork style tool designed for gardeners, small‑scale growers, and compost enthusiasts who value portability without sacrificing strength. With its 4 rust‑resistant, forged steel tines and durable beechwood handle, this fork handles everything from loosening and aerating soil to moving mulch, compost, or hay — even pruning small roots or digging in rough ground.

What really sets this fork apart is the clever twist‑lock folding design: when you’re done working (or need to transport or store it), simply fold the head for compactness. Even in extended use, the beechwood handle remains comfortable, and the forged steel tines stay sharp — ready to tackle garden beds, compost piles, or farm chores with ease.

Whether you’re loosening compost, aerating soil, turning mulch, or prying through compacted earth, the Folding Spading Fork gives you the versatility of a pitch‑fork with the convenience of a portable tool. Built to endure seasons of use with proper care (wipe clean, dry, and oil blade as needed), it’s a reliable workhorse for garden, farm, or even campsite tasks.

✅ Features & Specifications

Features

• 4 forged steel, rust‑resistant tines — strong enough to handle soil, compost, mulch, or light roots.

• Twist‑lock folding mechanism — collapses the fork head for compact storage and easy transport.

• Durable beechwood handle — comfortable grip for extended gardening or farm work.

• Multi-purpose use — ideal for soil aeration, digging, compost turning, mulch moving, root-prying, and light ground work.

Typical Dimensions / Use Cases

• Works well through soft soil, compost, mulch or rough ground.

• Lightweight and easy to carry — great for backyard gardens, small farms, compost bins, or portable use.

Care Instructions

• Wipe clean of dirt after each use.

• If metal becomes damp or dirty, dry thoroughly to prevent rust.

• Occasional light oiling of metal tines and handle (if exposed) can help maintain longevity — especially if used in wet or compost‑heavy environments.