BsBsBest Hoe Garden Tool with 72 inch Metal Handle, Triangle Gardening Hoe with Sharp Blade for Digging,Weeding, Cutting and Loosing Soil

It's huge! 6 feet long! Perfect if you're 8 feet tall! Nonetheless, it's quite sturdy and solid. The business end of the stick is sharp and durable. You can lessen the length of the handle easily to even a handheld size for smaller, close-to-the-ground type jobs. Better than anticipated. Pleasantly surprised.

EXCELLENT. The only problem I had at first was the handle pieces coming loose. I am over 70 and this cut my project time at least in half for the digging as it was narrow space most part. Great value.

This tool is my favorite. It has the longest convenient handle which is appreciated because of my bad back. It is very sharp and gets the job done for deweeding in the tightess places.

Only used a few times but so far I really like it. The blade is sharp and goes into the soil easily and I like the adjustable handle. I am short, so being able to shorten the handle helps quite a lot

The garden hoe comes disassembled but is easy to put together. The metal handle handle screws together in sections,that's how you make it adjustable.The triangle head seems very sturdy,the point is sharp,the sides have an edge but not really sharp but I'm sure a grinder or file would sharpen them up nicely.The blade attaches to the handle with a bolt %26 lock-nut,they tighten up with the provided tool. I've only used it once so far to weed out a flower bed but the tool seems sturdy %26 is fairly lightweight. It's the perfect tool %26 price for home projects.

will use to keep trench for rain to run down driveway. very well made. just wish it was in one piece. don't know if it will last as well in 3 pieces.

I have been using this hoe everyday since I got it two weeks ago. I've loved it for breaking up compacted soil, grubbing out weeds, and even digging trenches/holes for planting. It has a good sharp head. The handle is the issue- it screws together for assembly (comes in a tidy box with a little assembly required) but as I use it the handle or head will slightly twist loose. So I'm constantly tightening it. I'm going to try using a loctight type product to secure it permanently.

It's a solid item. It was torn open at 1 end of the box when I recieved it. There was a slash cut at the handle. I don't know if it's supposed to be there When used, 1 of the conection tubes got loose , untwisted by itself and made the triangle hoe turn on the side. I couldn't use it.

The blade is excellent, the metal in the handle seems to be too lightweight compared to other tools I have bought with the same design for a handle.

Apparently your employees don't know the difference between a triangular garden hoe and a garden rake hoe. Dictionaries are made to be read; maybe you should require your employees same in order to get hired.