Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ice Drill Auger, 6\" Diameter Nylon Ice Auger, 39\" Length Ice Auger Bit,Auger Drill with 11.8\" Extension Rod,Auger Bit with Drill Adapter,Top Plate & Blade Guard for Ice Fishing Ice Burrowing

I ordered 8" You sent 6" Now what do we do? Auger looks great, just the wrong size. I wanted to go fishing as soon as it arrived . But will not use the one sent. Please respond.

This auger is well designed, manufactured, and functions just the same as other known brand names out there. This 8” auger cuts through 12-14” of black hard ice in less than 8 seconds every time when using a 3/4” side handle 20V rechargeable drill.

Great auger for my drill for ice fishing. Good price compared to buying a battery powered ice auger.

This auger bit works well. It works well with a standard drill. It cuts ice relatively quickly, with a smooth hole.

Used on 3 occasions this year and this definitely cuts ice well. The unit is light and compact compared to augers with powerheads. No issues so far.

For half the price of some of the name brand augers you can’t go wrong. Only downside is it likes to bind up right before it breaks through. Could be because my drill is under minimum torque requirements. (I’m running a m18 compact brushless drill rated at 550 in lbs.) Once you figure out how to finesse it it’s great!

We have been out ice fishing several times this year and each time this is used to drill several holes for fishing and it works great. It cuts through the ice pretty quickly and seems well built.

I cut 16in ice with this and a Milwaukee 1200 IN/LBS drill Never had a problem used it all day about 15 holes and lost a light on my battery. Works amazing only bad thing I can think off is the cover for the blades, falls off once in a while.

Great product. I used it a day ago to drill six holes in ten inch ice. Blades are sharp, instructions are fairly easy to follow. Two things: no one told me that the eight inch would be so tough on my drill. I am using a new DeWalt XR but it doesn't have enough torque. I know they make one, but mine is not it. The blades bite into the ice and my drill just stops. Then I have to let off the trigger, lift the auger a bit and start again. I can feel the drill heating up. So if you get this get a big drill to go with it. Secondly, I wish it came with a hand crank attachment, or at least that the company offered a hand crank attachment, in case my batteries or my drill fails.

I've only used one other ice auger besides this one, the other one being all-metal. This one has really sharp blades, and the plastic flights (the corkscrew part) make it lighter to carry. I couldn't do a side-by-side comparison, but my impression is that this one cuts faster than the old one, and overall is better and easier to use. I don't think it will be as hard-wearing as an all-metal auger, but I'm pretty sure it will last plenty long enough for me with the light use I put it to.