DeWit Patio Knife

The head features two distinct sides: a hook for pulling stubborn weeds and debris out of deep, narrow crevices, and a knife edge specifically shaped to scrape along the beveled edges of pavers. You simply rotate the tool to switch between these two functions depending on the gap you are clearing.

No, the handle is a fixed 60-inch length. This length is designed to provide optimal leverage and reach, allowing most users to stand upright while working to prevent back strain.

While boron steel is highly durable and abrasion-resistant, it is still a metal that can rust if left exposed to the elements. To maintain the tool's integrity and ensure it lasts for years, we recommend cleaning the head after use and storing it in a dry, covered area.

Yes, the tempered boron steel is strong enough to tackle tough, established weeds. However, for extremely deep taproots, you may need to use the hook side to loosen the soil around the weed before pulling it out completely.

The ash handle is strong and flexible, but like any natural wood, it benefits from occasional care. You can keep it in top condition by wiping it clean after use and applying a light coat of boiled linseed oil once or twice a year to prevent the wood from drying out or cracking.