Niwaki Forked Hand Hoe
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Description
🌿 Dig Deeper, Weed Smarter – Elevate Your Garden Game!
- TRIPLE THREAT TINES - 120mm forked design excels at weeding, digging, and prising roots
- ERGONOMIC BIRCH HANDLE - Natural birch wood ensures comfort during extended use
- PRECISION IN EVERY DIG - 400mm length offers perfect balance for detailed garden work
- TRUSTED BY GARDEN PROS - Highly rated and a must-have tool for serious gardeners
- VERSATILE GARDEN ESSENTIAL - Ideal for seedbed prep, root removal, and clearing stubborn clumps
The Niwaki Forked Hand Hoe is a precision Japanese gardening tool featuring 400mm length and 120mm triple tines, crafted with a durable birch handle. Perfect for digging, weeding, and preparing seed beds, it’s a favorite among professional and passionate gardeners seeking ergonomic design and versatile performance.
Specifications
| ASIN | B0869PPBCL |
| Best Sellers Rank | 51,697 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 86 in Garden Hoes |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (20) |
| Date First Available | 24 Mar. 2020 |
| Included components | Hoe |
| Manufacturer | Niwaki |
| Manufacturer reference | P00355-1 |
| Part number | P00355-1 |
| Product Dimensions | 10.16 x 12.7 x 0.01 cm |
Reviews
J**I
Brilliant
Great piece of garden kit
G**.
Superb every gardener should have one.
Nice quality ,great hand tool. Waiting for Niwaki to extend their product range. Also have the 10 foot ladder whuch is out on loan also superb.
D**S
Very impressed!
Bought as a present for a keen gardener and she is really happy with the quality and feel of the Hoe.
T**S
Would highly recommend!
When I ordered this product I imagined it would be a full sized tool. I was disappointed at the size at first and intended to return the item. Thought it would be useful and boy has it been. One of my favourite things to use on my allotment and in my back garden, weeding up my borders.
J**E
Possibly not up to the job.
Tines bend quite easily - steel too soft and looking at welding I suspect it is mild steel.
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