Diamond Hoe with P-Grip Handle-Long Handle Garden Hoe with Forged Steel Diamond Head – 4 Sharp Edges – Weed Without Bending – Push & Pull Action - Head: 2" L x 8" W; Total 74" L; 3.5lbs

Razor sharp! So be sure to handle with care when unwrapping. In fact, it's probably not a bad idea to wear leather gloves when removing the protective plastic wrap from the head. Though it's not real clear from the picture, the blade runs horizontally along it's widest point. At 2 x 8 inches it's relatively small. Having said this though the blade works with brutal efficiency when lowered down into the mulch and worked back and forth to slice out weeds. Same merciless weed eradication when used in the garden. It also does a really nice job of loosening up compacted mulch/soil in the process. That's not to say you don't have to put your back into it a bit (no power switch here). But, your rewarded for your effort in that weeds are cut out below the surface and unlikely to recover.Like one of the other reviewers here, I actually purchased to cut weeds out of the lawn. However, the orientation of the blade doesn't lend itself to this purpose. Further, working the blade into the clay/small stones in my lawn dulled the blade fairly quickly. Using a sharpening steel brought the edge back fairly well.So for cutting weeds quickly and efficiently this hoe can't be beat but if your looking to cut out weeds in an established lawn your probably better served using the corner of a standard gardening hoe.

I just got this tool, but after an hour playing with it I am confident I at least got a good tool.First I took it into my garden. I used it to kill every weed in the garden in less than five minutes. Since I had recently weeded, this was not very many and none were bigger than three inches tall. However this was still turning a twenty minute job into a five minute job because I didn't have to stretch while trying to reach weeds way in the back without stepping on anything. The down side was it was surprisingly difficult to only kill weeds. The blade is sharp and fairly large, one slip is all it takes to kill the plant you were trying to help.Then I took it into a plot of land I am clearing to grow native plants. This is the area I really bought this tool for since it seemed like the best way to clear the weeds without disturbing the soil very much. The area was cleared perhaps a year before, and it was a drought so the weeds were not that large. I started in an spot with about one foot tall weeds including Bermuda grass, horseweed, and fennel. The hoe cut through them with about as much work as vacuuming a room. I was really impressed at this point so I proceeded farther in the area. I quickly found the limits of this thing with some two foot tall cheeseweed plants. The hoe could get through them, but not without working hard at it. If I had a whole field of that plant, I would buy something like a field hoe or perhaps even a power tool. As I kept going, I found that shorter cheeseweed plants could be cleared without too much work, but the larger ones really slowed me down.Finally, I went home and inspected the blade. It actually took quite a lot of damage even though I used the tool less than an hour. It was nothing a few minutes with a knife sharpener couldn't fix though. I was using it in dry, rocky soil on large established weeds. If I had good soil I have no doubt this tool would last a lifetime. In rocky soil, I just have a hard time picturing that but maybe if you are careful to not bang it on rocks.I was concerned that the 60" handle might be too short. So far that does not seem to have been an issue. I am 5' 11" and can use it without having to bend much.

Both of us have used this remarkable tool to keep a newly-started fall garden spot weeded. It is a wonderful aid and reduces the drudgery of policing beds and rows. My husband gardens reluctantly, and even he enjoys this hoe.As some have mentioned, it is a VERY sharp tool, so not to be left out around children. Also, " someone" nicked some of the drip irrigation tapes with the blade...it is that sharp!

Works well, especially on shallow weeds.

This product evidently comes with two handle options. I was hoping for the one with the right angle short handle at the end but was not really expecting to get it. The picture did not show that end of the handle. Also, the tool was advertised at about $66 on the Amazon page, but I was billed $70. This was not a question of sales tax.

I had to watch a couple of videos to figure out how to use it, but now really love it. I went crazy on my front flower bed and sides. DeWit makes the best products.

Sharp and easy to use. Long enough so you do not have to bend over. The extra cross handle at the top end makes it easy to work the blade for cutting weeds. Very sharp, will easily cut out the vegetables and flowers you are suppose to be weeding.

This tool meets all my needs it's cuts my gardening time in half.