Razor Edge Gator Digger Reviews, Price and Specifications
Treasure Hunting Recovery Tool
Retail Price: $69.95
Number of Reviews: 3
Avg. Rating
(3.3 Stars) 
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Specifications:
• Tears through the hardest and most stubborn soils with ease• Triple tempered steel blade welded through to handle
• 14 massive razor edge cutting teeth cuts through roots, hard clay, composite soils
• Blade: 7.85" X 2" wide
• Overall length: 12.6"
• Dura-Pro II cordura carrying sheath with belt loop
• Lifetime Warranty
May as Well Use a Straw
Chad in Norfolk, VA USA -
This was a free digger with my 1200 dollar machine. If I'm buying an expensive metal detector, you would think they would send out some decent tools. I spend more time bending this digger back into its "original" shape then I do recovering targets. I think I would have better luck pulling coins out of the ground with a straw.
Nov 02, 2009
1 people found Chad's review helpful.
Good Relic Hunting Tool
Tony in Virginia -
I use it to pry rocks and roots when digging huts and fire pits at the Civil War sites. I've never had a problem with this good relic hunting tool.
Oct 11, 2009
0 people found Tony's review helpful.
Definitely NOT as tough as a gator
Johnny Williamson in Austin, TX, USA -
This digger was provided as a "freebie" by Kellyco when I bought my Minelab SE. I expected a digger with its hyped advertising to be a lot tougher, especially when used to pry objects out of the ground. Mine ended up bending in half, and thus worthless, since it rebends quite easily now. And the "lifetime guarantee" is also worthless, once you factor in that you have to pay the shipping to return the damaged product, and receive a replacement. I'm buying a Lesche/Predator digger pronto, which have been reviewed all over the place by hunters, who have nothing but positive things to say about the Lesche/Predator diggers. Gator buyers, beware!
Jul 05, 2008
35 people found Johnny Williamson's review helpful.
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