Best Pitchforks

Professionally Crafted

Built with an ergonomic design, this device offers durable traction while remaining user-friendly.

D-grip fits comfortably into the hand and is easy to maneuver. Steel head with 10 individual tines for turnover and aerating. Hardwood construction for long-lasting use.

Straight tines may not be the best for all uses.

Best Bang for the Buck

This is a reliable choice for users with less experience in farming or gardening.

Diamond tips allow for straightforward digging into soils. Lightweight and durable making it simple to control. Hardwood or fiberglass construction.

Concerns with longevity, as some users reported breakage after multiple uses.

Radius Garden

Pro-Lite Digging Fork

Versatile Application

Composed of carbon steel, this model goes down into most soils with ease.

Square tines are for major gardening chores. Fiberglass shaft and carbon steel for seasonal use. Extra wide step to dig through ground.

Stainless Steel Digging Fork

Blunt tips may not be the best for tougher projects.

Berry&Bird

Best for Everyday Use

With a comfortable handle and sharp tips, this choice is is great for regular cultivating.

For more casual and longer chores such as moving leaves or readying a garden. Wide D-grip is simple to grab. Metal base resists rusting.

6-Tine Forged Manure Fork

One of the more expensive options on our list.

AMES

Trusted Brand

With multiple tines, this model features all the fundamentals for most outdoor tasks.

Updated version to improve overall quality. Supports moving mulch to cleaning plants. 6-pines offers balanced weight. Cushioned grip for further comfort and controlling.