Uncommon Goods
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View offer at Uncommon GoodsNamed after horu, the Japanese word for ""to dig,"" the hori hori knife has been a gardening staple since the era of the samurai. Fast forward to the present, when this soil key captures the essence of its distant cousin along with some impressive agricultural advancements. Go on and put your back into it while digging: The powerful blade, made from enough AR-400-grade steel to make unwanted branches and plants nervous, can take on your entire weight without ever bending. Your wrists will thank you too, because that ergonomic handle helps to grip, grasp, and leverage at any angle. Whether you're on hands and knees shoveling up small jobs or in a warrior stance chopping through big projects (we're looking at you, rotting shrub), this multi-tool is ready for anything. Made in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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