Titanium is tough stuff to work with, but it makes a great trowel. Thin but incredibly strong. Ultralight, nearly indestructible, cuts turf and small roots with ease. All of the shaping of the titanium metal is done with high heat, which makes the titanium stronger and gives it a unique surface coloration. The handles have a yellow coating for better gripping and visibility (harder to lose in the leaves) as well as a hole if you you want to add a thin cord or string. Extra layers of coating are used to pad the handle tip for even better comfort. For a review of the Big Dig trowel, see http://sectionhiker.com/qiwiz-big-dig-ultralight-titanium-trowel/ - a video demo of the trowel in action is included on his review page.

Most people go for my popular mid-size trowel, the "Big Dig". The smallest "Original" and largest "Mega Dig" trowels are also available. Mega Digs use 25% thicker titanium than the other two sizes. Can you dig it?

Trowels ship with the Advanced Cathole Users Manual, including my famous "soup" recipe.
HINT: Not the kind of soup you generally think of.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Big Dig: less than 0.6 oz, 7.25" long
Original: less than 0.4 oz, 6.00" long
Mega Dig: less than 1.0 oz, 8.5" long