A digging pick is a hand tool designed for breaking up hard soil, rocks, or compacted materials. It typically features a long handle and a heavy, pointed head that can penetrate tough surfaces. This tool is commonly used in gardening, landscaping, and construction to create holes or trenches. The digging pick is often made of durable materials like steel, ensuring it can withstand significant force. Users can swing the pick to drive the pointed end into the ground, making it effective for tasks that require more power than a shovel or spade. It is especially useful in rocky or uneven terrain.