Edward Tools Carbon Steel Hand Hoe

$ 8.95

Score By Feature

Based on 618 ratings

Easy to use

9.48

Comfort

9.13

Sturdiness

9.12

Light weight

8.28

Ergonomic

7.98

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Product Description

Unlike aluminum, carbon steel garden tools last for years without bending or breaking

A weeding, moving dirt, and planting tool that can be used for a variety of tasks in the garden

The handle is made of rubber and has an anti-slip coating

Finished in a powder coating to prevent

Warranty for life - This tool is backed by a lifetime guarantee

Questions & Answers

When the blade is closed, how wide is it?

The width of this device is about 4 inches. So far it's been working well.

Are these made in the United States? Does China exist?

Yes, I am.

The hoe's handle extends from the end of the blead to the end of the bladder. How long is the ?

Included in the length are a handle and 13 inches overall It is 1/8 of an inch. A blade of this width and height is 4 inches high and 3 inches wide.

Are you talking about a tubular shaft, or is it ?

Hollow, durable, and still lightweight, the shaft has a good deal of strength.

Selected User Reviews For Edward Tools Carbon Steel Hand Hoe

Hand hoe that is very strong and sturdy

5/5

There is no doubt that this harrow is tough. The handle is very comfortable in the hands, and the thick, strong steel is perfect for making my little raised kitchen garden. In Southern California, I can grow onions, beans, tomatoes as well as lots of other vegetables and herbs all year round since it rarely gets cold or freezes. In other words, I do not have any reservations about recommending this. I will cherish it for the rest of my life.

Adam Gonzales

| Aug 15, 2020

An edge that is rounded on the blade

4/5

Its performance is limited by the rounded edge on the blade as it is delivered. The blades of most regular size hoes are sharp. It would be beneficial for this one to have In the event of a sharp corner, the coating would not adhere. It might be that way why the edges aren't Despite this, it comes in handy for the kind of work I do with it.

Katherine Mathews

| Dec 09, 2020

Not strong enough for what I was looking for

3/5

I surprised myself by how small and light I found it to be. The weight of the material surprised me. In order to scrape my small chicken coop, I thought of using it as a scraper.

Cecelia Kirby

| Oct 15, 2020

This is junk

3/5

This is a super small thing. Swinging the handle causes the handle to fall off. The kind of junk tool you would find in a garage. Don't be foolish!.

Denver STOREY

| Jul 29, 2020

Despite its small size, this gadget is very durable

5/5

As I have been putting in pavers at the entrance to my two car garage, I have found that they must slope down, and away from the entrance, in order to keep rainwater from collecting there. We have found this little tool to be very useful for removing dirt, rocks, and clay.

Rowan Burnett

| Jul 27, 2020

This is a very inexpensive construction

3/5

It is disappointing to find this product lacking in quality. The blade should be sharper (it does not appear to have been sharpened at all) and the weld connecting the blade to the handle appears to be a bit The device does what it is supposed to do, but returning it would have been a waste of time and effort.

Anne Rowe

| Apr 15, 2021

Despite its small size, it is strong enough to handle small tasks

5/5

This was kept in my car in case I got a piece of snow stuck in As well as a smaller shovel, I also kept a large one dedicated to removing snow that is Small gardens should be able to grow it well, especially if they are cultivated in a small plot. Suitable for small jobs but not for large ones.

Adalynn Winters

| Mar 30, 2021

I like the way you made it

3/5

My only complaint is that I expected a blade that was sharper and thinner. The product is well made and sturdy, but not sure if opting for the shorter handle over the standard height size was the right choice for me.