Radius Root Slayer Nomad

The Nomad is 30% smaller than a standard shovel, making it significantly more maneuverable in tight spaces like raised beds or dense perennial gardens. While it lacks the leverage of a long-handled spade, its compact size makes it much easier to transport for camping or quick weeding tasks.

Yes. The blade features an inverted V-shape combined with aggressive ripsaw teeth, which are specifically designed to slice through roots, sod, and rocky soil rather than just pushing them aside. It effectively acts as a hybrid between a shovel and a root saw.

The handle is made from polypropylene and features an ergonomic design intended to reduce hand fatigue. While it is comfortable for general gardening, its compact size means you will be working closer to the ground, so it is best suited for targeted tasks rather than heavy-duty trenching.

The tool is constructed with a powder-coated carbon steel shaft and a tempered mid-carbon steel blade, which provides good corrosion resistance. However, like any carbon steel tool, it will last longest if you wipe it clean and store it in a dry place after use.

Yes, it includes a built-in foot rest on the blade, which allows you to apply extra downward pressure with your foot when breaking through tough, compacted, or rocky ground.