Sukiise Soil Sample Probe 12 Inch with T Handle, Soil Sampler Tool, Soil Test Kit, Soil Probe for Soil Sampling Plant Care Lawn Garden Farm

Soil kit works great. The size of the tool is durable under pressure. It’s sharp enough to forge the soil.

Reading some of the reviews I was hesitant to buy this. But with some further reading convinced me to grab one for myself. First, my soil is sandy loam sitting on top of that good ole Blackland Prairie black gumbo clay that I have been trying to amend for years. I took 10 samples yesterday from my 6000 SQ FT yard, quickly and easily. Honestly, I didn't find the dowel that useful, however since the handle comes out of the body and its outside diameter is slightly smaller than the inside diameter of the tool body at the taper, it works fantastically to push the soil out the top of the tool I wasn't interested in keeping and reviewing striations, but I see no reason why the same process with a bit more gentleness wouldn't work. Storage is easy and compact, the handle goes in the tool body, little tape on both ends, and off into the small yard tools bin it goes.

useful tool

The metal is sturdy and I like the overall design. I have sandy loam soil and even then the soil wants to stay in the tube. Luckily the handle is quickly removed and a wooden dowel is provided to push the soil out. The edges of the metal are sharp so be sure to wear gardening gloves. I can tell this tool will last a lifetime.

I could never get this to work right. We have thick, clay like soil and I have been trying to better care for new plants because it’s very hard to water with such dense soil. I struggled with this tool

Works really well. This is a good purchase.

Tried it and found it was worth the stick to remove the dirt. It also slowed ypu to get a deep sample for testing.

Used this multiple times in hard dirt and did not bend. Just twist in a circle and not side to side.

Esta bien.

Lightweight and well made

Very good product and arrived before the sheduled date. Thank you

Not a good design. Once inserted into the soil, the soil inside the iron pipe is stuffed so solidly that it is difficult to remove the soil from the pipe.