Spades, shovels and hoes in Montenegro: prices of spades, shovels, hoes and mattocks with and without handles at Okov, KIPS and on Ananas (2026)

On 28 September 2026 spades, shovels and hoes cost from €4.49 for a hardened shovel without a handle at Okov and €4.90 for a garden hoe on Ananas to €59.99 for a Natureline spade at KIPS. The median is €11.90 across 15 tools at Okov, €13.82 across 16 at KIPS and €11 across 33 on Ananas. A spade costs from €9.95 to €59.99, with a median of €15.99, a hoe from €4.90 to €21.50, with a median of €11, and a shovel from €4.49 to €43.90, with a median of €12.50.
A spade and a hoe are enough for beds, planting and hoeing, and for bigger digging, garden landscaping or foundations, on Glatko you can send a free request, without an account, for garden and pool or construction and renovation work. Below are prices by type and shop, what to use for which job and what the World Health Organization says about tetanus and soil.
What people search for
For Montenegro over the last 12 months, Google Trends shows no measurable interest in motika (hoe), so we give no trend here.
On 28 September 2026 Google completed asov (spade) with lopata (shovel), za riljanje (for turning soil), za kopanje (for digging), za kopanje kanala (for digging trenches), sa drskom (with a handle), vojni (military) and cena (price), and motika (hoe) with za kopanje (for digging), za korov (for weeds), cena (price) and the name okov. So people search for a tool for a specific job, from turning soil and digging trenches to weeds, and a spade with a handle.
Prices by type and shop
How we choose and label price sources is explained in how we measure prices.
| Service | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tool, Okov(piece) | €4.49–€43.9 | median 11.90 |
| Tool, KIPS(piece) | €10.6–€59.99 | median 13.82 |
| Tool, Ananas(piece) | €4.9–€19.9 | median 11.00 |
| Spade(piece) | €9.95–€59.99 | all three shops, median 15.99 |
| Hoe(piece) | €4.9–€21.5 | all three shops, median 11.00 |
| Shovel(piece) | €4.49–€43.9 | Okov and Ananas, median 12.50 |
Source: Okov, KIPS and Ananas, prices read on 28.09.2026. N = 15 tools at Okov, 16 at KIPS and 33 on Ananas; the medians are ours.
Spades, shovels and hoes at Okov
At Okov the searches for ašov, motika and lopata returned 15 tools. A hardened pointed Slovakia Trend spade with a T handle costs €9.99, and the Struc Herkules of 290x200 mm €11.90 without a handle and €16.99 with a 1000 mm handle. A forged hoe costs €10.99, and a Dolenjska hoe €9.99 without a handle and €16.90 with one.
Ordinary shovels cost from €4.49 for hardened and universal ones without a handle to €19.90 for a pointed one with a handle, while a universal shovel with a handle costs €15.99 and a folding Verto €13.49. A Viga Tool Holland rolled shovel with a short handle costs €43.90.
Spades, shovels and hoes at KIPS and on Ananas
At KIPS the searches for ašov and motika returned 16 tools. The Unitehna spade with a tread and the fork spade cost €12.50 each, a pointed spade with a 130 cm handle €14.99, the Struč Herkules €17.99, Cellpro €26.99, and Natureline €59.99. Fitted Nikšić and Peć hoes cost €11.99, a Gornji Milanovac hoe €12.65, three-prong hoes €10.60 and €10.90, a Struč Nikšić hoe €18.50, and a Serbian mattock €21.50.
On Ananas the searches for ašov, motika and lopata returned 33 tools. A folding Truper spade costs €9.95, a spade with a beech handle €19.90, and the folding Nakayama 3-in-1 €13.90. Hoes cost from €4.90 for a flat garden hoe to €19.50 for a Verdemax with a handle, and forged Nakayama hoes from €8.70 to €10.44. Shovels cost from €5.95 for a stable shovel to €17.50 for a Truper with a fibreglass handle, and a Maurer aluminium shovel €14.88.
What to use for which job
A spade with a flat blade is for turning soil, digging over beds and cutting turf, while a pointed one goes more easily into hard, stony ground. A shovel is for moving soil, sand and gravel, and a pointed one picks up loose material more easily. A hoe with a wide blade is for hoeing and pulling weeds, a narrow hoe and a mattock for hard ground and roots, and a hoe with prongs loosens the soil around plants.
A tread on a spade saves your sole and lets you press the blade in with your full weight, and a hardened blade stays sharp longer. The handle should suit your height, and the joint between blade and handle should not slip. Clean soil off the tools after work and store them somewhere dry. With these tools, see also our guides to rakes, wheelbarrows and watering cans.
What the WHO says about tetanus and soil
In its fact sheet on tetanus of 15 July 2026, the World Health Organization states that tetanus is acquired when spores of the bacterium Clostridium tetani enter a cut or wound, that the spores are found everywhere in the environment, particularly in soil, ash and animal faeces and on rusty tools, and that they survive for years. Tetanus is not transmitted from person to person, and the incubation period lasts from 3 to 21 days, most often up to 14 days.
For protection throughout life, the WHO recommends 6 doses of vaccine, 3 primary and 3 booster doses. So wear gloves and sturdy footwear when digging, rinse and clean any wound from a tool well, and if you are not sure you are vaccinated, see a doctor.
On Glatko
On 28 September 2026 Glatko had one verified provider in garden and pool, from Podgorica, and 23 in construction and renovation work (Podgorica 13, Budva 3, Bar 3, Tivat 2, Kotor 1, Herceg Novi 1).
What to check before buying
- Job: turning soil, moving material or hoeing.
- Blade: flat or pointed, hardened or ordinary.
- Handle: wood or fibreglass, to suit your height.
- Joint: fitted firmly, without wobbling.
- Tread: for easier digging with a spade.
How we measured and what we did not measure
We copied prices from Okov, KIPS and Ananas on the day we read them, with the pre-discount price where shown; the medians are ours. We removed coal, salt and car shovels, flower tools, children's hoes, mini tools, toys and separate handles. We did not measure how long the blade lasts in stony ground.
Frequently asked questions
From €9.95 for a folding Truper on Ananas to €59.99 for Natureline at KIPS, median €15.99.