OXO Good Grips Garden Knife with Sheath

I've been metal detecting for 25 years and have tried a number of different types of "digging tools". Garden knives offer the best size blade for quickly popping a coin out of the ground while not causing too much disruption to the surrounding grass. After breaking two of the Fiskar garden knives in half, I purchased one of these. The handle is comfortable for driving the blade into hard soil, and the full-tang construction results in no flexing when prying on something with great force. This knife is proving itself to be indestructable.

Nice Hori, excellent handle! Much better handle than the wooden ones. Very strong and sharp. Once you use a hori hori, you will not give it up. (Only downside is that it is made in China, but the stainless steel seems to be of good quality, and it carries a lifetime guarantee.) Nice!

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This is a great garden knife! I use it for weeding, planting, digging out tough roots, edging, etc. Unlike so many garden hand tools this one is made to not bend or break no matter how much stress you put on it. I like it so much I have two of them in different areas of my garden. I don't care where it was made. Unlike some other folks who wrote reviews I sure don't think of this knife as a weapon even though my dandelions might not agree with me. Buy one. You will love it. Incidentally, I bought a Fiskar's garden knife first. It rusts a bit, although still useful. It is cheaper, but the Oxo is so much better.

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My OXO Garden Knife was advertised accurately and true. It is well designed and comfortable to work with in the garden. I like it's big, hefty, strong utility blade and the metal work. The sheath is just perfect to attach to my side.

It is well suited for self defense also in that reminds me of a Japanese Tanto design.

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The knife itself is fantastic great for pulling weeds, dividing perennials, planting annuals, bulbs, veggies, etc. It's a very thick piece of stainless steel and a nice grip. I don't expect any problems with it. Just don't lose the thing. It does have the hole in the handle so you can hang it up if you'd like. The sheath isn't all that great, it tends to swivel a bit when clipped to your belt or pants pocket. I'd definitely recommend this tool, a must for any gardener.