Every rockhound knows: finding something worth keeping isn’t the hard part — getting it out of the ground in one piece is. Between packed clay, embedded quartz, and rocky creek beds, the right tool makes all the difference.
That’s where the Wiggle Pick earns its keep.
Built for Precision, Not Just Power
When you’re after a pocket of crystals, agate seams, or nodules wedged in limestone, you need finesse as much as strength. The Wiggle Pick’s thin, spring-steel blade lets you carve, wedge, and pry with surgical control — not the blunt-force swing of a shovel or mattock.
It’s sensitive enough to feel the difference between a loose layer and solid stone, yet strong enough to pry out large material when you hit pay dirt. That balance is what makes it perfect for field collecting.
Made for the Field, Not the Shelf
Each Wiggle Pick starts as industrial-grade spring steel that we cut, weld, and finish by hand in our Missouri workshop. We use a parkerized finish to resist rust and corrosion, because we know these tools spend their lives in the dirt, gravel, and creek water.
The handle is shaped for comfort and leverage, giving you the right angle whether you’re down on your knees at a creek or working a rock face with both hands.
Control That Lets You Work Smarter
Rockhounding isn’t about speed — it’s about precision. You don’t want to chip a crystal pocket or shatter a piece of agatized coral because your tool slipped. The Wiggle Pick’s tapered tip and flex give you a feel for what’s under the surface. You’ll know when to push and when to back off — and that’s what keeps your finds intact.
Durability You Can Trust
Between rocky outcrops, heavy loads, and long hikes, your tools take a beating. The Wiggle Pick handles it all — roots, stone, and clay — without bending, breaking, or wearing out. It’s the kind of tool that becomes a permanent part of your pack, not another throwaway from the hardware store.
For Those Who Dig with Purpose
Whether you’re uncovering a geode in creek gravel or tracing a vein of calcite through a hillside, the Wiggle Pick gives you the control to work carefully and the power to finish the job.
It’s not just a digging tool — it’s a field companion built for those who want to uncover nature’s craftsmanship without destroying it.
