You broke cardinal rule number 1 when it comes to tools - you bought CHEAP. You might have saved a few bucks now but that shovel will fail you in time and you'll have to buy another.

I always buy mid-range tools - they last a hell of a lot longer than the cheap ones and you don't end up buying the same tool on a regular basis. It's called false economy to cheap out on tools.

I do the same thing with everything I buy - I go mid-range because I know I won't have to be replacing something in a couple years because I bought cheap.