Westward
Westward 45GV20 Black Scoop Shovel 30 in D-Grip
Black HDPE scoop shovel with a 30 in wood D-grip handle for moving loose material
- TypeCar
- 30 in D-Grip handle gives secure leverage
- #12 blade moves large volumes per pass
- 14 25/64 in width covers wide swathes
- 18 3/4 in blade length reaches deep material
- HDPE blade resists wear and corrosion
Westward 45GV20 Black Scoop Shovel
The Westward 45GV20 is a black scoop shovel built with a 30 inch wood handle and a D-grip for secure handling. It is designed for gardeners and landscapers who need to move loose material such as soil, mulch or grain efficiently. The HDPE blade resists rust and reduces weight during repetitive lifting tasks.
HDPE blade limits for heavy loads
The number 12 blade measures 14 25/64 inches wide and 18 3/4 inches long, providing a broad scoop for high-volume transfer. HDPE construction prevents corrosion but can flex under dense, wet clay or heavy stone, so the tool suits lighter bulk material rather than compacted aggregate. The D-grip offers leverage but does not extend reach beyond the fixed 30 inch handle length.
Upgrade from smaller composite scoops
This model replaces narrower or all-plastic scoops that bend or crack when loaded to capacity. The wood handle absorbs vibration better than fibreglass alternatives, reducing fatigue during extended use. The jump is worth it when daily volume justifies a wider blade and a more durable handle material for seasonal yard work.
Highlights
- 30 in D-Grip handle gives secure leverage
- #12 blade moves large volumes per pass
- 14 25/64 in width covers wide swathes
- 18 3/4 in blade length reaches deep material
- HDPE blade resists wear and corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Car |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 30 in D-grip or a longer handle for this scoop shovel?
The 30 in D-grip handle keeps the blade close to your body, reducing back strain when lifting heavy loads in tight spaces.
What does the #12 blade size mean for real-world digging?
A #12 blade moves roughly 14 by 18 in of material per scoop, suited for bulk mulch, grain or snow rather than narrow trenching.
How does the wood D-grip and HDPE blade combination hold up to heavy use?
The wood handle absorbs shock while the HDPE blade resists cracking and rust, so the shovel stays rigid when prying packed material.
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