LANYOTA Gardening Hoe, 2 in 1 Shovel and Pickaxe, Digging Hoe Garden Tools Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Vegetable Flower Planting Digging Gadget

Very helpful and good quality

It has been a while using this tool. It is great for my garden work. I even used it for digging bamboo shoots. Works great, very sturdy and easy to handle.

Excellent for weeding gravel areas. You can use the pointed end to get under small and large weeds. The light weight is good as your arm doesn't get tired with long use. Seems to be pretty indestructable. There is something therapeutic about weeding and this is a nice tool to do it with.

The entire tool is made of metal, with good quality and strong durability. The blade is very sharp, so caution is needed when using it. It’s easy to clean. I usually wear gardening gloves to ensure a firm grip and prevent slipping. It’s definitely recommended for small-scale soil loosening and weeding in the backyard.

This garden tool is a must in any shed .its easy to handle ,digging out weeds etc is a breeze .The head is solid so it’ll last a long time as the quality is really great .well worth the price .highly recommended.

spring is here, and I have a lot of backyard work to do. I needed something compact and versatile to help with digging, weeding, and loosening soil for planting. The 2-in-1 design seemed like a good fit—switching between a hoe and a pickaxe without carrying multiple tools sounded convenient. After using it, I’d say it does the job well for small gardening tasks. The steel feels solid, and the pickaxe side works great for breaking up dry, compact soil. It’s especially useful in rocky spots where a regular hoe struggles. The handle is comfortable to hold, and I like that it has a hole for easy storage. That said, it’s a bit shorter than I expected. At about 15 inches, I have to bend down more than I’d like, which can get tiring after a while. Also, while it’s sturdy for regular gardening, I wouldn’t rely on it for heavy-duty landscaping or tough roots. Overall, it’s a handy tool for everyday gardening, but if you need something for large-scale digging, you might want a full-size hoe or pickaxe instead.