$52.95 – $56.95
A great lightweight design for packing into the backcountry for lighter work on firelines and trails.
This 7″ wide by 5.25″ high blade has a straight bottom edge for level cutting/scraping and easy sharpening. Somewhat shorter head than the 70F. A great lightweight design for packing into the backcountry for lighter work on firelines and trails.
The head measures 7″ x 6½” (W x H) and it’s sharp on 3 sides. It weighs 4¼ lbs.
$55.95 – $59.95
Made from a recycled high-quality flat no-till blade, this 6″ wide by 5.25″ high blade has a straight bottom edge for level cutting/scraping and easy sharpening.
$52.95 – $56.95
As the widest model in our new Flat Hoe line, the 80J excels at scraping and leveling. Same size as our 7 tine 80JR rake.
$54.95 – $59.95
Paula Carter (verified owner) –
I own this with a 60″ ash handle. Last spring and this spring I had a lot of projects. I made a front walkway with fieldstone, made a 1.5 foot deep huglekulture bed in compacted fill last year and extended it this year. Made a walkway with fieldstone beside it. Now, I am a 5’4″ 65 year old woman strong and hardworking. This hoe can’t be beat. I hate power tools. I just had to dig out my new garden by hand. This tool chopped through the compacted fill like nothing. It used to be a driveway and I’m turning it into a greenway. The weight of the head helps on the downswing. The sharp edges slice through. I would rather use this than a shovel on compacted earth or fill. It was great for making a drainage ditch as well as digging out under my deck. It’s the sturdiest tool I own apart from my pry bar. It stands in the shed and sneers at my old flimsy hoe. I can see using it for a frog pool out back.
When I can’t use it anymore, I will donate it to a local nature preserve for their trail work.
Thank you, Rogue for your great products!