Garden Guru Dandelion Weeder Tool with Ergonomic Handle - Titanium Coated Stainless Steel Weed Puller for Planting, Weeding, Flower and Vegetable Care in Lawn Garden Yard | Rust Resistant

Packed in my suitcase,just what was needed for my garden

Great looking garden trowel. I use it in the garden but also crevicing around rocks on the river and streams looking for gold. Very sturdy trowel. And yes, Ive found some gold. The trowel is gold colored, so, like attracts like. Great value for your money.

I have dandelions. I also have birds that like to plant some sort of acorn all over my yard. I know they are storing food for winter, but they forget about it and then I find them when they start to sprout. They are difficult to remove because of the long tap root they send down into my clay soil. (It isnt soil, its just clay). This tool has a very comfortable ergonomic handle that allows me to stab it into the ground and then pry these blasted weeds out by the root (best if done right after a heavy rain so that the ground is soft). Ive had a weeder like this before that allowed me to dramatically reduce my dandelion population, but the tip on this tool is sharper and the length is longer which makes it superior in performance (better leverage). I got out several of the blasted bird-planted acorns in a few minutes. Its very satisfying to rip weeds out by the root and know that they have died before they can reproduce.

These tools totally change weeding. When I was young, I used to weed entirely by hand. Later, I saw a professional using one of these, so I tried using one while weeding, and it speed me up by over double. Now, the one I had was really old and blunt, so when I saw these on Vine, I snagged up one. This one is around twice the size of my old one, but since the tips are nice and sharp, it still works well. I think the size may be a bit too large, but it is at least close to the optimal size (larger = more area, so faster in total, but also harder to use). It also seems very durable. The one criticism I have (and it is a very minor one) is that the handle end is not flat, so if you have a patch of extra-tough soil, you cannot step on it or hit the end with something to help loosen it (which I did to my old one occasionally).

I like the handle, it fits nicely in my hand. The points are sharp and built thick and sturdy. Great quality.

I wasnt certain how sturdy this weed puller would be but it is a pretty heavy gauge tool. The handle feels good in the hand. Will do the job. I dont think my views will be shared by the weeds that will meet this new garden tool.

This thing is a monster! Much larger than expected, and makes gardening easier. Is very easy on my hands and loosens soil almost effortlessly. Love it!

I recently started remodeling my backyard and needed some good quality gardening tools. This feels very sturdy! The handle has a good grip to it and it has some weight. For the price I would recommend.

I have been needing one of these for years. My other trowels are too shallow and this scoop trowel will move three times more soil. This will work a lot better for moving soil from bags two pots. This scoop should also work great for scooping other stuff like pet food, cat litter, and grain. They claim that this Garden Guru is Super Strong, but I would be reluctant to dig in hard soil with it because the handle isnt very large in diameter and it looks like it is connected to the scoop with three rivet welds. The title says this is rust resistant. I dont know what that means because I thought metals either rust or they dont. In spite of my reservations I think this is a great tool that I will be using a lot in a few weeks.

The handle is comfortable enough to grip and use. Especially when there are rocks and youre wriggling this sucker in. The grippy handle makes it easier. Good finish. I dont know what the titanium coating does for it other than making it look fancy. But Im sure its good for longevity or something. The pointy end is sharp. The whole thing is easy to use and drive into the ground even if you have rocky soil like I do. A twist or two and it gets past that weeds last bastion of defense. I definitely like this tool.