Price : $24.95
Product Description
The CobraHead® Weeder and Cultivator is a small tool used for gardening, horticulture, and landscaping. Its blade is a "steel fingernail®" that makes the tool a super efficient weeding, cultivating, digging and planting device. It weeds, cultivates, scalps, edges, digs, furrows, plants, transplants, de-thatches, and harvests with ease. The CobraHead® out-weeds and out-digs all similar tools. The time proven blade design breaks up and plows almost any soil. The comfortable and efficient handle allows easy left-hand or right-hand action. The CobraHead® has been endorsed by North America's leading garden writers as well as by horticulturalists, master gardeners, and hundreds of enthusiastic users. Gardeners love this tool!
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 13 x 1 x 6 inches ; 9.3 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B000JKONAO
Product Features
- Weeds, Digs, Plants, Transplants, Cultivates and more!
- Knife-sharp high carbon steel blade.
- Handle made of 100% recycled material!
- Made in the U.S.A.!
CobraHead Weeder and Cultivator
Customer Reviews
The CobraHead Weeder is a rare thing -- a product that I can whole heartedly recommend. It is by far the most effective weeding tool I have ever used. The sharp head and curved neck penetrate even the hardest, driest Texas soil, get under the roots of weeds, and lift them out -- completely! This tool is also ergonomic and less stressful to my wrists than other weeders. The handle is very comfortable.
This sturdy tool will last a life time!
Versatile, durable, comfortable, the CobraHead is the first tool I pick up when I head out to the garden. I do everything with this: cultivate, mix compost, hack through hard-pan, transplant. etc.. Used mine in California clay-type soils going on three years now. The blade is quite worn, but the tool is still solid. Large diameter handle feels good in the hand and reduces grip fatigue. This is not a cheap import that will last but one season. I can't comment how it will perform in rocky soils, but in clay it rips.
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