Nejiri Kama Weeding Sickle 13"- Japanese Hand Hoe Weed Puller Tool | Professional Weeder Remover Gardening Tools Landscaping Flower Beds Vegetable Garden Dandelion Grass Roots Sharp Steel Blade

Works well and seems very well made. Great for weeding!

Quality product! Extremely sharp and easy to use

Love this weeding sickle was able to clear out patches of weed from the lawn easily down to the roots. I'm even able to use it in tight spots like my raised garden bed. Also, notably very sharp tool.

Wish I had chosen one with a longer handle. Very useful tool.

Amazing little hand sickle. Super sharp! It is making short work of a patch of Golden Creeping Jenny that was getting out of control. I wish the pouch wasn't so tight. I fear getting cut when taking it in and out but it's good for storing it in and protecting the blade or fingers when reaching into my tool holder. Nice wooden handle feels good in my hand. Seems very well made. I would buy again and again.

Great garden tool. Sharp as can be, great for scraping weeds off the garden soil. Excellent tool for digging out weeds, grasses, etc., from the flower beds. would recommend this tool for anyone serious about gardening. I have two tools I use in my garden beds, this and my Hori Hori Knife.

This little tool is really slick. Like having a mini-sickle in your hand. Because I was gone during the growing season, all kinds of undesirable plants, weeds, and grasses appeared. It is very satisfying to quickly chop them off at ground level with this thing. It does not pull out roots, of course, but let’s me keep certain areas well manicured.

One of my favorite tools in the garden. I took this to use at my job and everyone wanted to use it because it was so good and easy to cut through grass. Definitely received a lot of compliments on it.

Perfect tool for the task. Weighted appropriatly and cuts right through those pesky weeks.

Great tool

Buono

A great tool, works really well. Scraped along the surface it pulls the tops of the weeds off and pulls the roots up. For tougher jobs, like Dandelions I drove it downward, like an ice pick, and cut through the tap root. The edge is pretty tough and, after four hours of near continuous use, the edge was still good.

Die Sichel liegt gut in der Hand, tut was sie soll aber ist leider nicht so scharf wie erwartet.