
Durable, effective weeding and gardening tool. Sharp, curved blade effortlessly clears dense foliage and roots. Perfect balance and angle for hacking and slashing. Surprisingly effective for delicate tasks like clearing around perenn... See More
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Description
This is sort of the international heavyweight champion of weeding and gardening tools. Proudly carrying the legacy of Japanese tradition and craftsmanship, its sharp, curved blade slices effortlessly through dense foliage, high grasses, and fibrous roots, making light work of even the most stubborn growth. Perfectly balanced, with a curved blade that catches its target at just the right angle, it’s a tool that was made for hacking and slashing, clearing a surprisingly large area quickly and efficiently.
We’ve also found that that this tool is surprisingly effective at more delicate tasks. If tall, weedy grasses are crowding your delicate perennials, the Sickle has the precision to clear them out. We even love it for the selective harvesting of garden greens, squash, and more.
Rooted in the rich tradition of Japanese gardening, this tool embodies centuries of expertise and innovation. From its construction to its design, every aspect reflects a commitment to excellence that has been honed over countless generations.
Materials: Wooden handle, steel blade
Dimensions: 29" L x 8.5" W x 1.5" H , weight .75 lbs.
Shipping Restrictions: Air shipping unavailable. Ground shipping to contiguous 48 U.S. only. Not eligible to ship to Canada.
Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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"This sickle has made easy work of some of my hardest gardening jobs. I was amazed the first time I used it. Love this tool!"
"Looks cheap. Works well. I'll see how it holds up."
"Very well made . just what I wanted . Works excellent!"
"Very good but the blade is not as “robust “ as the smaller serrated cutter and the even smaller hand cutter I purchased previously."
"This thing is awesome. I had some tough grass growing along my fence and in a few strokes, I was able to clear it away!"
"I will have to wait till spring to try them out"