DeWit Dutch Hoe

A traditional hoe requires you to lift and chop, which can be taxing on your back and shoulders. The Dutch hoe is designed to be pushed just below the soil surface, slicing through weed roots in a smooth, ergonomic motion that keeps you standing upright.

Yes, European ash is a hardwood known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio and flexibility, making it ideal for garden tools. It absorbs shock well and is durable enough to withstand years of regular use in the garden.

Boron steel is incredibly hard and holds an edge much longer than standard carbon steel. While it will stay sharp for a long time, you can easily touch up the edge with a file or sharpening stone whenever you notice it losing its bite.

At 62 inches, this handle is long enough to accommodate most gardeners comfortably without requiring you to hunch over. If you are exceptionally tall, the long reach still provides a significant ergonomic advantage over standard-length tools.

DeWit covers defects in materials and craftsmanship for the lifetime of the tool. This means if the head snaps or the handle fails due to a manufacturing flaw, they will replace it, though it does not cover normal wear and tear or misuse.