Blue Ridge BR9277U Hoe/Cultivator

I thought the handle would be a bit longer but is fine. Went thru garden with it in minutes, very happy.

Seems nice and sturdy

Love it EXCEPT the metal is too malleable. The side with the tines ends up with bent metal I have to push back or it doesn’t work properly. If they fix that issue it’s a jump to a 5 star as it’s a great size and weight and effective as long as you don’t need the tines to really break up the earth lol

This is made so well, sturdy, tough to last a long time. More substantial than similar tools from other stores. Makes weeding and planting so much easier!

Broke after the second use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This such a good combo tool. I only have to grab one too to do some work in my garden now. It's not so heavy that you dont eant to use it and its not so light that it feels cheap. Its a great product to have in your gardening tools!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this hoe and cultivator to plant our vegetables and flowers this year. It is very strong metal and will not bend when using. It turned to soul well and quickly. I loved that my time frame gardening could be cut short by using this tool. And being an all in one tool was a huge plus. I would highly recommend it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a very handy tool with a combination of a hoe blade and cultivator prongs for gardening, planting work, or general weed maintenance. It's about 15" long and weighs about a pound(?) so it doesn't feel very heavy but it is very sturdy and gets the job done. Very nice quality and has a nice grip handle that doesn't slip out of your hand. Very pleased with it and I'm finding it so much more beneficial than my longer tools in smaller spaces.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Everyone that has a garden or a flower bed needs this tool. I used it on my overgrown flower bed which had a lot of hard weeds that could not be pulled out by hand. With this tool I was able to dig and chop weeds quickly and efficiently. I was surprised how powerful this tool was.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Blue Rigde's combination Hoe & Cultivator is super light and easy to use. As a hand-held hoe it provides just enough reach to get in and around smaller plants in my flowerbed. The tines work great for breaking up soil and pulling up weeds. The non-slip grip makes it easy to hold and ensures it does not slip out of my hand while digging.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this because I bought a home that came with raised beds, however these beds were surrounded by, and teeming with weeds, so I needed to do something. I needed a durable tool that was comfortable to hold and easy to use. I am pleasantly surprised with this tool! This is a double ended tool which is a hoe one one side and a 3 tined cultivator on the other side of the head. This tool has a nicely padded handle and is made out of durable hardened steel. I was able to dig deep around the stubborn roots of weeds, with the metal tines, and loosen the soil to pull them up and out! The hoe side allowed me to cut away at stubborn plants that insisted on growing in between my delicate seedlings, effectively eliminating them. The securely padded handle allowed me to work at my garden without hurting my hands. I enjoyed using this tool, and am extremely happy that I got it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a very good tool. It is light weight and easy to handle. The hoe is the right size to get in between the plants to get the weeds out. The cultivator is the right length to aerate the ground with.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would have to say this is ideal for someone who wants a small little flower bed or even a big one but you got ur small hoe and i mean we can break up the ground with ease and rake accross it cultivate it really nice on a damp ground

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this handheld tool for breaking up small clumps of dirt or loosening soil which is great for container gardening or other small garden jobs. I don't think it would do well with heavy clay soil or embedded rocks as the individual tines would bend. While it is a great tool, I feel it is somewhat limited when it comes to tougher jobs. My house had rock around the perimeter (rather than wood mulch) that I needed to dig into for installing downspout drainage. The "hoe" side of the tool would loosen up the rocks but the "tines" side struggled to move them out of the way without bending. While this isn't a reason to not purchase this tool, I would make sure that you don't expect a "professional-grade" tool, it's great for general gardening.