QINGLER 20-Inch Kids Sand Shovels (2-Pack) – Heavy Duty Plastic Beach Toys for Digging in Sand, Snow, or Garden

These QINGLER kids sand shovels measure 20 inches long and come in a 2-pack of bright orange. Made from BPA-free, non-toxic ABS plastic, they are built for outdoor digging play at the beach, in a sandbox, garden, or snow. The ergonomic handle and smooth, rounded edges aim for comfortable and safe use by children.

20-Inch Length and ABS Construction

Each shovel is exactly 20 inches (about 50.8 cm) long – a size that gives kids enough reach for digging without being unwieldy. The plastic is a durable ABS material that resists cracking and weather exposure. It is also free of BPA and other toxins, so it meets common safety standards for children's toys.

Designed for Kids: Ergonomics and Smooth Edges

The handle is shaped to fit small hands, with a grip that helps children hold on during active digging. All edges and corners have been carefully polished to remove any sharpness, reducing the risk of scrapes. This smooth finish is especially important for toddlers or younger kids who might bump into the shovel during play.

Can These Shovels Be Used in Snow?

Yes, the same tough plastic that works in sand and soil also handles light snow. While not designed for heavy ice removal, they are fine for scooping fresh powder, making them useful for winter outdoor fun as well.

Specs at a Glance

Frequently Asked Questions

• Are the shovels safe for toddlers? The smooth edges and non-toxic material are meant to be safe for children, but adult supervision is always recommended during play, especially with younger kids.
• Do they come with any accessories? The set includes exactly two shovels – no bucket or other toys are included.
• Can adults use them? They are sized for children, but an adult could use them for light gardening or snow clearing if needed, though the handle length may be short for tall users.
• Is the plastic sturdy enough for hard soil? The ABS plastic is durable, but for very compacted or rocky soil a metal shovel might work better. For typical garden or sandbox digging, these should hold up fine.