Full Size Digging Hoe with Wooden Handle - 120cm GARDEN.

Love this tool.So much easier work than digging over with a spade.A good solid product!

Nothing not to like about the digging hoe. Did the job of clearing a mound of grassy earth in back garden. Looks like a digger has done it. So very pleased.length of the handle is greatI'm 5 ft 3". The blade sharp enough. Arrived as stated.well packaged.

Product is a quality item at a low price. Just don’t believe the delivery date because it was 3 days late.

I love using this. Much easier than a spade for breaking up ground. Snapped through roots easily. Wish I’d had this years ago. Excellent value for money

The media could not be loaded. There are many usages of this tool. I would like to emphasize and demonstrate one particular advantage of this digging hoe. It can combine the function of digging, weeding and lifting in one movement. The ground is slightly wet at the moment. However, coming to summer this will be a fantastic tool to keep the weed down, aid drainage and maintain the raised bed for your vegetable plots. It does feel a bit heavy for someone of my size, but it might be much easier for others to handle. I highly recommend it!

Good product. Was delivered before expected date.

Good digging tool

I got this after seeing a few videos online of people using digging hoes, I'm tall (6'5), so a spade causes a lot of pain to my back quite quickly, this really reduced the pain I get, I can dig over a few metres square are quite quickly before feeling the ware on my back, if this had a longer handle I believe the pain would be eliminated entirely for an hour's digging.as for the method of digging, since it chops the ground at an angle it makes it easier when turning soil or breaking it up, vs a spade, before id use a fork to break up the soil then use a spade to turn it, I have quite stone soil with a good amount of clay mixed in and this worked well with it.My only complaint is the handle was rough to touch so I had to sand it down a bit after it blistered ny hands up, I'd suggest you do the same and maybe wear gloves, I normally would but mine where lost at the time I wanted to use this, I also sharpened the blade but this is something you usually do when buying a new spade too so I wont hold that against it as it's also held an edge very well, as it doesn't have to be razor sharp, just having a cutting edge for the soil.