Grass Sickle Hoe Gardening Handheld Tool Weeding Tools for Garden (Yellow)

This sickle has a very sharp and lightly sawtoothed blade that is perfect for cutting. I like the overall design and the way the that handle fits my hand. Some might like the handle to be thicker, though. The blade is thick enough so that it doesn't flex. I wash, dry, and lightly oil the blade between uses to keep it from rusting. This style of blade is highly functional for cutting, but is not designed for chopping. Overall, an excellent product.

I hadn't used a sickle or scythe for weeding or harvesting grains. This tool just slices right through clumps of grass/grain shoots. You can cleanly cut the plant and the seeds remain in their spikes, for harvesting or disposing of. It's serrated and extremely sharp so wear gloves and cut away from you. It can be used very precisely, so you can slice out weeds without affecting desired plants. I have used it for hours and it still cuts as well as the first time!

This is easy to use. I specifically purchased it for my banana trees. It easily cuts through the thick trunk. It also tackles removing dead leaves. It is well made and it fits nicely in my hand.

If you've used this type of tool in the past and are looking to get another with as aggressive a blade as they used to have, good luck! So far I can't find one in any store or or on line. This tool is usable, but I used to retire mine when the teeth reached this level. As for the blade, they are all about the same anymore, not near as aggressive as they used to be, but this one seems a bit sturdier and has a better, slightly longer handle

Worked like a charm!However the sharpest end is the serrated side by far. Easy to use and easy to cut, delt with the pesky spikey milk weed plants like butter and cut the grass down easily too. Spared the hands!

This is a very high quality weeder. Caution: the blade has a very sharp, serrated edge. Never use without gloves. Watch some videos about proper use of this tool before buying. One does not slash or hack weeds with this device, instead you will grasp the weeds and pull upwards, then hook and draw the blade across the weed stems. This device is good for places where a string trimmer will cause damage, such as around a bush or tree trunk.

The sickle is good and sharp. The tang only goes into the hardwood handle about an inch and a half. It is made in China. The Asian writing is google translated to "stainless steel cutlery". I don't think I would buy this again due to the tang length.

I like the sawtooth design - esp on cutting tough fibrous weeds.