The Fiskars FiberComp Trowel (100S) is an everyday digging tool engineered for gardeners who want lasting performance without the weight. Made from a single-piece FiberComp® construction, this trowel is completely rustproof and will never loosen, bend, or break at the neck — the most common failure point on traditional tools. The pointed head pierces soil quickly, making it ideal for planting transplants, digging small holes, turning earth in raised garden beds, and taking up plants. A handle hang hole makes storage neat and convenient.
Backed by Fiskars' full lifetime warranty, this trowel is a dependable addition to any Fiskars garden tool collection.
Verified specifications from Fiskars.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Trowel 100S |
| Article Number | 79786931J |
| Material | Single-piece FiberComp® |
| Rustproof | Yes |
| Head Shape | Pointed |
| Storage Feature | Handle hang hole |
| Warranty | Full Lifetime Warranty |
| Brand | Fiskars |
No downloadable spec sheet is available from the Fiskars manufacturer page for this product.
What is FiberComp® and why is it better than steel?
FiberComp® is a proprietary fiber-reinforced composite material used by Fiskars. It is lighter than steel, completely rustproof, and molded as a single piece so there is no joint between the blade and handle that can loosen or break.
What tasks is this trowel best suited for?
This trowel is ideal for digging planting holes, transplanting seedlings, turning up earth, taking up small plants, and general cultivating work in garden beds, containers, and raised beds.
Does this trowel come with a warranty?
Yes — the Fiskars FiberComp Trowel is backed by a full lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
How do I store this trowel?
The handle includes a built-in hang hole so you can hang it on a pegboard hook, nail, or tool rack in your shed or garage for quick access and organized storage.
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