Shavings forks

[gaslightlaura]

Which shavings fork do you all recommend? I always swore by future forks, I love that theyre lightweight and always seemed strong. I had one for years, after it gave up I bought another the exact same and it's felt so weak and rubbish from day one. I did contact them to ask if anything had changed and they said it hadn't and that I shouldn't be using it for full mucking out but I always did with my previous one with no issues.

So, ramble over what do you all recommend? It's a deep shavings bed on rubber mats. Tia xx

 

[Grassy]

I used to sell Future Forks but have switched to the KM Elite Ultimate Fork, they are flying out & are a good quality fork

 

[Ownedby4horses]

V-Fork, swedish made and theyre indestructable (theres a promo video of a car being driven over one). Harry Hall sell them but Kramer Equestrian is far cheaper (I think ours was £24). The only thing I would recommend is changing the handle, the adjustable handle drove us mad as it never fully locks, so changes height. The groom we used to use (UK) had her fork 12 years (multiple handle changes but it was on her recommendation we got two of them and in 40 yrs of mucking out, theyre definitely the best.

 

[Quigleyandme]

I’ve only ever had Fyna-lite forks and have had no issues with the two I have purchased. I am lanky so I like the long handle and they are well balanced.

 

[MarvelVillis]

I second the KM Elite Ultimate Fork