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The Pick by Gold Cube

Name: The Pick by Gold Cube
Brand: Gold Cube
Price: 130.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

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This powerful digging tool is the perfect choice for metal detecting, prospecting and survival digging. Equipped with a flush mount N52 rare earth super magnet and a 36” hickory handle, it makes digging any hard ground easy. With a 12” X 6” head constructed from AR400 steel with a hardness of 42 Rockwell, it becomes even more capable. Weighing only 5 pounds, this pickaxe is sure to be your go-to when you need to root out tough stumps or move boulders and gravel. All made in the USA, this quality digger will serve you well in any situation.

Features and specs:

1 . Flush mount N52 rare earth super magnet
2. 36″ hickory handle
3. 12″ X 6″ head. AR400 steel, 42 Rockwell
4. Weighs just 5 pound!
5. Made In the USA

Shipping

Orders are shipped from GPAA's warehouse in Temecula, California Monday - Thursday excluding holidays. All standard orders are typically processed within 2 business days. Tracking info will be sent via email or SMS depending on your communication preference.

Return Policies

If you want to return or exchange your purchase, please know that you have 30 days to do so from the day you receive your product. Items containing paydirt must be in their original unopened packaging to qualify for a refund.

Durable heavy duty steel super magnet

This is a beast, cuts into ground with ease. Note: this pick is heavy, the head is most of the weight, best to be in great shape swinging this. Up side it wont take many swings. Magnet is crazy strong. Had it in metal kawi mule bed standing up, I was driving through all kinds rough terrain and the pick never fell over.