gonicc Professional Hori Hori Garden Knife with Leather Sheath, Protective Handguard, High polished 440 Stainless Steel Blade, Sharpening Stone Included, for Weeding, Digging, Pruning, and Cultivating

Beautiful instrument. This is now my go to for eradicating weeds, planting seedlings and any gardening task that would require a spade.Love the quality and the sheath, which is leather, can be looped to your belt for gardening ease.

Love this tool. Perfect we’re digging thru clay and weeds and using to plant flowers. It’s easier to break through with the serrated edge. Bought one for use and one for gift. The leather sheath is top quality. This is a tool that will last for years and has a good iron quality. Buy it again!

There are several knives offered on Amz., here, that look fairly similar. I liked that this one said, straight out, the blade steel was 440 stainless. It is a decent steel and there is a LOT of it here for the price! The plain side was not very sharp initially, but with a fair amount of work on the whetstones it sharpened well. The curved angle was odd to sharpen. I’d just never encountered a blade shape like this. The scooped side I sharpened flatter. The handle was very blocky and large. A little sanding of the edges rounded it some and made it more comfortable in hand. Sheath is decent and sturdy. The A) tiny whetstone it comes with is B) very coarse. I’d not use it on the knife fir these reasons. It is a heavy, formidable, blade that will serve many purposes while gardening.

I love this tool! It digs, it cuts, it separates; it is more than I expected.

The knife has so many uses in garden The Knife sheath could have been made out of thicker leather dust I do recommend this garden knife

This tool is overall great it's just a little difficult getting in and out of the sheath because it's so sharp it kind of catches on the material, but can't complain. Very nice quality tool, works great!

I am very pleased with this gardening tool. It is strong and appears to be well made.

Hori Hori knives are a must-have. This one seems very sturdy. I have always had a simple steel hori hori, so having an SS variety is a step up...I think. I hope it is not brittle. It is sharp, maybe too sharp. I have never needed to sharpen a hori hori knife, so I am not sure why the sharpening stone needed to be included. BTW, for those that care, the sheath is not real leather, but it is a hefty facsimile. I suggest squishing it from side to side to have the knife fit the sheath better. It is a tight fit. If you compress the sheath from side to side the knife will slip in more readily.