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Heavy Duty Hori Hori

Heavy Duty Hori Hori

Regular price £35.00
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We are big fans of the Japanese garden trowel, the Hori Hori.  As a result we are always on the look at for different versions of this versatile garden tool.

The design has been inspired by the traditional Japanese Hori Hori, but is different enough that we thought we'd give it a try. 

The first thing you notice is the weight compared with the other Hori Hori's we stock.  It significantly heavier and that's down to two things - the blade material is thicker and its also a full tang construction (which means the blade material runs all the way through the wooden handle.). If you've got clay or stoney soil then this should be a big plus.  It weighs 390 grams, so still not really that heavy when in use.

It features one beveled edge and one serrated edge.  It also has a "hook" for cutting string.  Apparently this can also be used as a bottle opener ... not a feature I really see as a benefit on a garden tool, but hey its there!. The tip has been blunted, but still does a great job when digging.

The handle is made from Walnut and the blade itself has a grey oxide speckled finish

The blade is made from heat tempered 2Cr13 stainless steel.  

It has an overall length of 30cm

The reverse side has 2.5cm dept markers on the blade.

It comes in a black nylon sheath with a belt loop.  

 

You must be 18 years or older to purchase this bladed item.

Your age will be verified automatically where possible.  More information about these checks can be found here.

We recommend that you purchase this item via a Paypal Account or Credit Card as this further helps with your 18+ age verification.

As of the 4th April 2022, this item legally requires age verification upon delivery in addition to the age verification upon purchase.  We have included a ‘bladed postage fee’ into our retail price for all bladed items. You can read more about this here.

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