
Blacksmith-Forged Here in America
Simple, elegant, and made in the USA to last pretty much forever, this incredibly effective weeder is handmade by an expert blacksmith and toolmaker in Oregon. Operation couldn’t be simpler: dig the forked end of the tool down next to... See More
Looking for a good subtitute item? Try one of these options:

Description
Simple, elegant, and made in the USA to last pretty much forever, this incredibly effective weeder is handmade by an expert blacksmith and toolmaker in Oregon. Operation couldn’t be simpler: dig the forked end of the tool down next to the weed or plant to be removed, then pull back, letting physics and leverage do their thing. Dandelions and other taproots are a constant hassle, but this Fulcrum Weeder makes quick work of them. Measures 13” long and fully handmade, no two are alike and may show some indications of the toolmaking process.
Overall rating: 4.888889 / 5 from 9 reviews.
Review topics: [quality, tool, weeds, leverage].
"Top quality tool. I picked up a similar looking one at a tag sale. Unfortunately, it was similar looking, and that was it, it bent like a contortionist when I used it, so I splurged and bought this one. It is FANTASTIC it is heavy duty, so well made, and can pull out the weed held by the devil himself. It’s a marvelous tool."
"Gets the deep roots out easily. Made well."
"Red Pig tools are excellent, made to last forever."
"This is a solid piece of equipment for working in the yard or garden. Built with high quality materials and made in the USA! It makes removing unwanted weeds or grasses a breeze, even in dense, compacted soil. It also allows precision, allowing you to target pesky weeds that might be right next to plants that you don’t want to disturb."
"Great handmade weeder. Heavy Duty, High Quality!"
"Solid, forged steel weeder has a bend designed to provide good leverage on tough weeds. It works very welI and it is worth the price."
"good quality construction; ""leverage"" for prying up weeds is good due to design. A bit heavy in the hand. (Trade off between durability and comfort, I guess. )"
"This baby gits 'em. Sharp and efficient."
"EXPENSIVE - WELL WORTH THE COST. WELL MADE. THANK YOU."