BULLY TOOLS 12-Gauge Garden Hoe w/Fiberglass Handle - Ideal Heavy-Duty Gardening for Unwanted Growth, Cultivating, Soil Prep & Yard Work - Durable Hoe Garden Tool for Tough Soil & Lawn - Made in USA

This is a heavy duty hoe. I use it to get my camping gear or luggage out of my truck that has a no cover on a hook and drag the luggage out making it easier for me to unload the truck on vacation.

I don’t think I’m your typical garden tool user. I live in the foothills outside Denver, where my “yard” is over an acre of rocky native terrain. In the summer, I’m battling tough invasives like Scotch thistle, mullein, and a variety of thorny weeds. Cheap tools don’t last out here, but Bully Tools do. My first purchase, a 24-tine thatching rake, made me a fan for life. Since then, I’ve picked up several Bully Tools, and they’ve all been rock solid. They’re built to last, thoughtfully designed, and backed with a lifetime warranty. Best of all, these tools are made entirely in the USA. From raw materials to final assembly at their Ohio facility, that kind of commitment matters. It supports American jobs, reduces the carbon footprint, and gives me confidence that I’m buying something made with pride and purpose. I’m a repeat customer, and I won’t be switching. If you need serious tools for serious work, you won’t find better than Bully Tools.

Very. Heavy duty. Slightly heavier than what I expected but strong

Made in the USA! It's a beast and I'm really happy that I went this choice. It has a nice long handle, and give it a good swing and it will knock out plants from the root. The handle is fiberglass, and is light weight. The hoe head itself, is well made and the weight of tool. I manage to cut my garden work in half with this tool. I do wish, however, that it was a bit sharper, but for the price I cannot complain. I did include some pics as I've not had it hardly 6 weeks and it's got rust on it. So I will have to rub it down and oil it to prevent too much damage.

I was pretty excited to get this thing. Made in the USA, and from what I could read it was everything I was looking for. I broke two hoes last year and was on the prowl for something rugged, durable, and solid construction. I'm a big guy who loves to garden and wanted something I could just tear up the garden bed with. I feel like the hoe to the gardener is like the firefighters axe, #1 go to tool. This hoe has a fiberglass handle so it's not going to break. The end piece is heavy welded, and fits up into the handle adding extra strength. I was trying to find a solid construction on the end, but how this tool is welded and put together...it's not going to break off. High quality all the way here. Well, I've used this thing twice so far (only had it a week) and wow! It is heavier than the average hoe because of better gauge steel and it running some into the handle some (you can't tell from looking at it, but you can feel it when you hold it), but for me it is perfect because the weight helps dig into and break up tough soil (some clay in our soil here). Only reservation for someone: if you don't like heavy tools you probably will want to go with something else. If you are a beast in the garden like me, you're gonna love this! Now I want the whole Bully Tools line!

Extremely pleased with this purchase. I would highly recommend this product Great quality and very strong. Good job on engineering an excellent product!

well-built hoe

First I was surprised how hard it was to buy a good quality basic Hoe. I looked at all the ones at the hardware stores and just didn't like the quality. When I looked at the ones with the wooden handles that have a hole drilled in the end for the metal hoe shaft to insert into, I could see the wood had already cracked around the metal shaft, so failure is likely. And when they do fail, being a DIY kind of guy, I thought it would be difficult to fix as it seems to just be a design weakness. It took a bit of searching to find this Bully Tools hoe and I am happy with my purchase. Its a nice and solid piece. With the hoe mounting around the handle start, If the shaft did break, I think it would be easy to fix or replace with a wooden handle. My only complaint is that it was very blunt when it arrived. But I can see that being by design to save injury and possible resulting legal actions if any one was injured during shipping and handling.