Radius Garden, 10211, Ergonomic Aluminum Hand Weeder, Red

I have these 'weeds' that develop a strong root system and this thing digs down and loosens them up so they can be pulled. It is a remarkable design and the curved handle offers a lot of flexibility where one's hand can be placed for the best angle. Excellent!!

The best hand shovel I could've ever have gotten.

I'm an avid gardener and arthritis has started to rear its ugly head. This trowel is SO much easier on the hand and wrist. Nice weight, not too flimsy, and well made. Looking forward to spring!

I don't usually like giving 5 star in ever category but this one deserves it.It's not as this as I expected so "sharp" made me scratch my head. However, from that aspect, I bought this to transplant a specific plant I didn't expect to germinate already and it blew me away. I didn't have anything that I could get in the ground with much precision in order to not disturb other new plants and not damage this one (Standing Cypress rosette) It worked great, very easy to handle, moreso than I expected, but beyond comfort, it makes it much easier to have better control for the few times you need precision.Since it worked to well, getting the first one out and replanted and with easy cleaning up of the extraction site, I attempted another that was literally within 1/2" of another plant and about 1" from another. That was tricky but it worked again, perfectly. No plant was hurt and they're all growing great.A surprise was how the odd curved handles (got a big one too) makes it extremely comfortable and more control. I didn't expect that.It's just a shovel, and kind of expensive, but man I gotta tell you, as an amateur, this thing gives me the confidence to move anything around that needs to be and I'm planting 100% by seed (100% Native's) right now.Expensive is when you pay more than what somethings worth. You can buy a spade for half, or less of the cost but you won't get anywhere near the value.I also got a big scoop which I didn't need, I didn't think but it came in handy also. Same comfort, and it's got extra plus's like serrations which I found was great for cutting roots etc. and moving soil/medium without multiple scoops or dropping half of it.

I purchased this one recently as a gift for my lawn artisan guy. I saw him using a small metal digging fork to remove my bedding weeds. Let him use the one I received as a Mother’s Day gift a while back. He saw easy work of the weeding task of deep dandelions he needed to do. Surprised him with his own with an overnight Amazon prime delivery when he returned the next day.It’s a great digging tool for bulbs and planting annuals/etc. One tool I always keep in my garden caddy.

I have carpal tunnel, so I was very concerned about weedingPro:-works very well for non-Dandelion weeds-can get most of the Dandelion taproot out if you don't tilt the handle-gets Dandelion taproots out better than standup weeders-ergonomic design let me work for 3 hrs without too much painCon:-using the tilting motion breaks Dandelion taproots that are longer than the tool-still got blisters with gloves on after 3 hrs-the tip broke off from a wooded Dandelion root after 2 week's use

You just know when something works. The curved handle gives you great leverage and allow you to grip with an infinite variety of hand grips, so fatigue is minimized. The shape of the blade makes short work of even the longest taproot. I've tried so many weeding tools, but this is the one I now go to for everything. You literally won't ever need anything else. It feels very sturdy and will last forever. I'm here digging in dry clay soil all the time and it hasn't bent at all.

This is an easy to use tool. It digs down and lift up the weed. I weed almost every day. The handle is comfortable. I have small hands and it fits fine. It would fit even larger hands than mine. It washes up nicely too.