TOYPOPOR Japanese Weeding Sickle Hoe, Gardening Tools, Weed Remover, Hand Weed Cutter, Kama Twisted Scythe with High Carbon Steel Blade for Cutting Grass, Soil loosening, harvesting, Digging
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Color: 14 inch Hand Hoe Sickle
Features
- Elbow Design: The gardening weeder hoe adopts a special stainless steel elbow design, which is a very practical gardening tool. The elbow design makes it easy for the hoe to dig with a flat blade or dig with a pointed tip. Perfect to clear an area with not alot of room to work with. The weeder-scraper-hoe are great for weeding, allows you to effectively weed without disturbing vegetables and flowers.
- Wide Application: A practical and lightweight gardening weeder hoe that helps you removing weeds or clearing unwanted plants from areas in a small ground soil area, like a flower-bed that requires a precise clearance. The gardening weeder can be used for daily gardening work such as weeding, loosening soil, growing vegetables, gardening flowers and fruits. The hoe garden tools are a good helper for garden work.
- Quick Work: The blade is made of a double-layered steel of carbon steel and special mild steel. It can last for long term use by sharpening. Super sharp blade takes a lot of the work out of weeding, small and easy to handle.
- Long Lasting: Can be used for many years by polishing. Maintain very sharp sharpness.
- Blade Length: Blade: 4.8inch, Handle: 10.2inch, Total Length: 13.4inch, Weight: 0.4lbs.
Product Dimensions: 3 x 3 x 0.5 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Manufacturer: TOYPOPOR
Item model number: 14 inch Hand Hoe Sickle
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Works well, good quality.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 by Charlene
Color: 18 inch Hand Sickle
I liked the fact that it had a plastic sheath over the blade. It was sharp right out of the box but with a slightly rough cutting edge. I gave it a quick sharpening/ honing and went to work with it. It performed as I expected. It worked great by grasping a clump of grass getting behind the clump and pulling forward. After the tall grass was gone, I did swing it as I would other weed wackers and it clipped the small grass down to the soil , perfectly. One must be careful to wear appropriate shoes and be careful where your fingers are.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2024 by Paul
I’ve been using this sickle for a year now and it works great for cutting weeds, grass, and even some light branches. The blade is sharp and durable, and the handle feels solid and comfortable to hold.
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025 by jia
Do not think that this tool is going to be sturdy, it is like a kitchen fork, aluminum it will bend, it is not strong enough for weeds that grow with roots. So keep that in mind so that you are not sad, Has welds and material comes off my hands were dark from chinese construct material on it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024 by Online Customer
Color: 18 inch Hand Sickle
Not everyone likes weeding … but if you do (like me) you’re going to just love this tool. I own a Leshe soil knife (another fav) and a cobra snake head cultivar … they’re all great … but this is by far my fav. It’s light and I use it like a hammer to dig into the soil and pull the weeds right out. The sickle style blade is sharp and perfectly designed to hoe through the toughest weeds … even strongly webbed crab grass.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by Doug Caridi
Color: 18 inch Hand Sickle
Yes sir! I said I LOVE it! Here you go, the Japanese hit a homerun here. I don't give anything a five star rating, but this thing earned it. I'm knocking on 80 years and I wish I had had one of these when i was growing up helping Mom & Dad in the garden. I can't bend over anymore, so I sit on my stool and weed out as far as I can reach, move the stoll and do it again. I was surprised how fast this little hoe works. I sent one to my brother and gave one to my neighbor. It's great. You need this tool if you garden.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024 by Lonnie Forester
Color: 18 inch Hand Sickle
One of my favorites. well made. hasn't let me down yet and I've had it about 3 months. sharp.
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by Ridley-Alysanne
Color: 14 inch Hand Hoe Sickle
It's hand forged and rough ground from cheap steel. For its use and quality, this is a great value. I would give this three stars for quality of forging and materials, five stars for value, and four for durability and ease of sharpening (it does not have good edge retention, but then again these things go in for hard use). If you plan to use this in very rocky/hard soil, or near rocks or concrete, then consider getting a high quality metal file and a coarse sharpening stone or puck for putting a working edge back on after you (inevitably) chip the edge. It's not hard to remove metal, so sharpening this thing is worth doing. In my opinion, this tool is not well suited to very thick, clay-like soils, especially damp clay; you'll want to use this for well-aerated and broken up soil for best results.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024 by Erik A. Nielsen