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Fiskars Ergonomic Cast-Aluminum Garden Weeder Tool w/ SoftGrip

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Amazon has Fiskars Ergonomic Cast-Aluminum Garden Weeder Tool w/ SoftGrip on sale for $7.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Features:
  • Cast-aluminum angled head boosts leverage for uprooting in tough soil
  • Ergonomic handle with SoftGrip allows for more control of scratch tool and reduces fatigue
  • Aluminum head is rust-resistant and stays sharp through heavy use

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Amazon has Fiskars Ergonomic Cast-Aluminum Garden Weeder Tool w/ SoftGrip on sale for $7.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Target has Fiskars Ergonomic Cast-Aluminum Garden Weeder Tool w/ SoftGrip on sale for $7.99. Shipping is free w/ Redcard or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter reptarSnax for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Cast-aluminum angled head boosts leverage for uprooting in tough soil
  • Ergonomic handle with SoftGrip allows for more control of scratch tool and reduces fatigue
  • Aluminum head is rust-resistant and stays sharp through heavy use

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Model: Fiskars Ergo 12.25 in. Aluminum Weeder

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Dr_Claw
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It isn't a full tang tool. The metal ends roughly where the plastic begins. Perhaps you have very soft well aerated soil. If you have clay or tough soil, this WILL break. I purchased a different weed extractor (same concept) that is full tang and has a wooden handle, and it's on its 6th season of hard use.
hawaiian2008
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We have 2 of these. We are semi retired and we weed almost everyday (sadly). These are the best by design and quality. The tool is solid throughout. I do not see how yours broke. I have used many cheaper designs and brand but this is definitely the best manual weeder on the market.
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The tool that I replaced this plastic Fiskars tool with is a WORKPRO. It's $9 on Amazon.

https://a.co/d/3ThJhiT

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May 02, 2024 03:24 PM
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MillieChlietteMay 02, 2024 03:24 PM
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I bought this last sale and it works surprisingly well for it's intended purpose. Shove the front of it into the dirt and right up to the root, pivot the handle down, and weed extracted. It won't pull out the biggest ones, but smaller garden weeds that are sometimes hard to get out by the roots are done for.
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This is trash, the handle snapped on the first use. Fiskars usually makes decent tools, this is certainly an exception.
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Quote from MillieChliette :
I bought this last sale and it works surprisingly well for it's intended purpose. Shove the front of it into the dirt and right up to the root, pivot the handle down, and weed extracted. It won't pull out the biggest ones, but smaller garden weeds that are sometimes hard to get out by the roots are done for.
Quote from Dr_Claw :
This is trash, the handle snapped on the first use. Fiskars usually makes decent tools, this is certainly an exception.
Thanks for the comments! I know I've personally used a similar Fiskars digging tool in the past and it's been solid through the years
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Quote from Dr_Claw :
This is trash, the handle snapped on the first use. Fiskars usually makes decent tools, this is certainly an exception.
We have 2 of these. We are semi retired and we weed almost everyday (sadly). These are the best by design and quality. The tool is solid throughout. I do not see how yours broke. I have used many cheaper designs and brand but this is definitely the best manual weeder on the market.
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FookNoeMay 03, 2024 04:28 AM
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Mine is still kicking butt against weeds.
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Quote from hawaiian2008 :
We have 2 of these. We are semi retired and we weed almost everyday (sadly). These are the best by design and quality. The tool is solid throughout. I do not see how yours broke. I have used many cheaper designs and brand but this is definitely the best manual weeder on the market.
It isn't a full tang tool. The metal ends roughly where the plastic begins. Perhaps you have very soft well aerated soil. If you have clay or tough soil, this WILL break. I purchased a different weed extractor (same concept) that is full tang and has a wooden handle, and it's on its 6th season of hard use.
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WandMay 03, 2024 04:38 AM
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Do not buy this tool or anything that looks like this. This total junk.
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Quote from Dr_Claw :
It isn't a full tang tool. The metal ends roughly where the plastic begins. Perhaps you have very soft well aerated soil. If you have clay or tough soil, this WILL break. I purchased a different weed extractor (same concept) that is full tang and has a wooden handle, and it's on its 6th season of hard use.
may i ask which tool you prefer?
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Quote from k1down :
may i ask which tool you prefer?
The tool that I replaced this plastic Fiskars tool with is a WORKPRO. It's $9 on Amazon.

https://a.co/d/3ThJhiT
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May 03, 2024 01:39 PM
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1jzgteMay 03, 2024 01:39 PM
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Good tool but this price is pretty normal.
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jnrfalconMay 03, 2024 02:41 PM
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Cast aluminum as prying tool... Interesting...
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ducksdontcrowMay 03, 2024 02:43 PM
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Quote from Dr_Claw :
The tool that I replaced this plastic Fiskars tool with is a WORKPRO. It's $9 on Amazon.

https://a.co/d/3ThJhiT
I'm not saying the fiskars is a better product but that workpro surely isn't full tang… I'll still get one on your recommendation though!
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Quote from ducksdontcrow :
I'm not saying the fiskars is a better product but that workpro surely isn't full tang… I'll still get one on your recommendation though!
No, possibly not "full", and I'm not willing to break the handle off to to inspect, but I will say it feels very solid.
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PeterD.May 03, 2024 09:15 PM
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Quote from Dr_Claw :
This is trash, the handle snapped on the first use. Fiskars usually makes decent tools, this is certainly an exception.
Did you try out the full lifetime warranty advertised?
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Quote from PeterD. :
Did you try out the full lifetime warranty advertised?
Why would I want another one if it broke the first time I used it?
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