Backpacking - Comparing Small Shovels/Trowels. Fiskars vs Hori Hori vs Zenport Shovels

There are many options out there for small backpacking shovels/trowels. In my personal experience, I found the Fiskars nyglass (nylon/fiberglass) fibercomp trowel wasn't the easiest to dig with on hard ground. I discuss two other digging tools borrowed from the gardening world and go into some of their features - The Hori Hori and the generic Zenport (aka A.M Leonard Soil Knife). The black handled Hori Hori on this website seems to have the best of each Hori Hori (a quality blade and an longer ergonomic handle. http://www.fine-tools.com/gartenjj.htm I would love to hear some ideas around what you use to dig while backpacking. Other cathole/dakota fire pit trowel/spade/hand shovel options not mentioned in the video are: U-dig-it trowel - 5oz (advertised weight) GSI Outdoors Cathole Trowel - 3.1oz (advertised weight) Backpackers Trowel - 2oz (advertised weight) Sea To Summit Pocket Trowel - 3.5oz (advertised weight) Titanium Trowel/Spade - Two handed (weight unknown) Mont-bell Handy Scoop - 1.4oz (advertised weight) Coin Hunters Digging Trowel - used by metal detector hunters - (weight unknown) Treasure Digger Recovery Tool - polymer - (weight unknown) SMC Sno-Tent Stake - 1oz (advertised weight) MSR Blizzard Stake - .81oz (advertised weight) Suluk46 Titanium Trowel - .53oz (advertised weight) QiWiz BIG DIG - .6oz (advertised weight) QiWiz Original - .4oz (advertised weight) Turning Point Mini Shovel - 26.2oz (advertised weight) Turning Point Mini Shovel II - 19.8oz (non-company source) Turning Point Mini Shovel III - 16.9oz (advertised weight, noted: without magnesium)