Description
Hori Hori Knife with Leather Sheath, Stainless Steel Weeding Tool and Weed Remover
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Tough roots stop winning: a serrated edge saws through them
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One garden hand tool, many chores: it digs roots, cuts rope, removes weeds and plants seeds
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Planting depth without a ruler: inch and millimeter markings on the blade show soil depth
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A grip that stays secure: full-tang rosewood handle, hand guard and three reinforced rivets
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Stays sharp through heavy use: corrosion-resistant stainless steel with a black coating
You are kneeling at the bed with a seedling in one hand and a stubborn root in the way. This hori hori knife with leather sheath digs, cuts, measures and plants in one reach, and between jobs the blade slides back into its protective leather sheath with a belt loop, so it rides safely at your side.
A hori hori garden knife pairs a straight edge with a serrated edge on a curved blade, and as a weeder tool it also serves as depth ruler, rope cutter, branch cutter and root digger. The wooden handle knife grip is full-tang rosewood with a hand guard. Return this leather sheath knife to its sheath after use and keep it away from children.
Why choose Fewpe
Hori Hori Garden Knife
| Feature |
Fewpe |
Others |
| Straight and serrated edges in one blade |
✓ |
One edge |
| Inch and millimeter depth markings |
✓ |
✕ |
| Full-tang rosewood handle, three rivets |
✓ |
Varies |
| Leather sheath with a belt loop |
✓ |
✕ |
| Stainless steel with black coating |
✓ |
Varies |
| 30-day easy returns |
✓ |
Varies |
Key Features
Everything this stainless steel weeding tool brings to the bed:
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Dual-edge multifunction blade: A sharp straight edge cuts and a serrated edge saws tough roots; the curved blade and depth scale in imperial and metric units ease planting, and it slices lines, twine and plant ties.
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Full-tang rosewood handle: A secure, comfortable grip, with a hand guard that cuts effort and adds safety; three reinforced rivets hold the blade so it will not bend or break, and the natural wood feels warm in the hand.
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Stainless steel with leather sheath: 12.4 inches (31.5 cm) long with a 7.1-inch blade. Corrosion-resistant steel with a black electrophoresis coating stays sharp through heavy use; the leather sheath has a belt loop, and the handle top has a hanging hole with a leather cord for garage or tool room storage.
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Accurate depth measurement: Clear inch and millimeter markings help you measure soil depth when replanting seedlings or cuttings to the proper planting depth.
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Wide application: Depth measuring ruler, rope cutter, branch cutter, root digger, soil shovel, weed remover and seed planter for measuring, gardening, harvesting and planting.
Specifications
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Total length: 12.4 inches (31.5 cm)
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Blade length: 7.1-inch
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Blade material: Stainless steel
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Blade coating: Black electrophoresis coating
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Handle material: Rosewood (full-tang wooden handle)
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Rivets: Three reinforced rivets
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Sheath material: Leather, with belt loop
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Depth markings: Inch and millimeter scales
Package Includes:
- 1 x Garden Multi-Purpose Stainless Steel Hori Knife
Right for you if
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✓You plant seedlings and need the right depth — inch and millimeter markings on the blade
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✓You fight tough roots and twine — a straight edge cuts and a serrated edge saws
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✓You want a knife that rides on your belt — a leather sheath with a belt loop
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✓You like tools hung in the garage — a hanging hole with a leather cord on the handle top
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs
Q: What is a hori hori knife used for?
A: Among gardening tools it digs, cuts, saws and measures: depth ruler, rope cutter, branch cutter, root digger, weed remover and seed planter in one.
Q: How long is the blade and the whole knife?
A: The blade is 7.1 inches (18 cm) and the total length is 12.4 inches (31.5 cm).
Q: What is the sheath made of, and how do I carry it?
A: The protective sheath is leather with a belt loop, so the knife rides on your belt.
Q: What is the handle made of?
A: A full-tang rosewood handle with a hand guard and three reinforced rivets.
Q: Does the blade measure planting depth?
A: Yes, inch and millimeter markings on the blade show soil depth when you replant seedlings or cuttings.
