DeWit Trowel

Boron steel is significantly harder and more durable than standard stainless steel, allowing it to resist bending or snapping under pressure. This makes it an ideal material for digging in compacted soil or rocky ground where other trowels might fail.

Yes, the ash hardwood handle is designed to be both strong and lightweight. Ash wood is known for its natural elasticity, which helps absorb shock and reduces hand fatigue during extended planting or weeding sessions.

Absolutely. Because the entire length of the blade is sharpened and the head is hand-forged from tempered steel, it is specifically built to slice through tough roots and compacted earth without bending.

No, this model does not feature depth markings on the blade. It is designed as a minimalist, high-performance digging tool rather than a measuring implement.

To maintain the wood, keep the trowel dry when not in use and store it indoors. Periodically applying a light coat of linseed oil to the handle will help prevent the wood from drying out or cracking over time.