Prohoe Rogue Hoe — 6-Inch Steel Triangle Blade with Hickory Handle

Meet the Prohoe Rogue Hoe, a purpose built tool designed for demanding outdoor work, from tending garden beds to managing fireline embers. The 6-inch steel head pairs with a 2-inch cutting spike, wired to a 40-inch curved hickory handle that gives you long reach and steady leverage. The blade is tempered for wear resistance, and a sturdy metal ferrule guards against over-strikes, making this tool resilient in tough ground. Handmade from recycled agricultural disc blades, it blends rugged performance with a sense of sustainability. This design emphasizes balance and control, so you can tackle stubborn soil with confidence, not strain.

All round versatility for garden and field work

Designed to do multiple tasks with one tool, the Rogue Hoe supports digging, weeding, and soil movement with ease. The unique shape and sharp edges let you work between plants without excessive repositioning. The 6 inch head width, combined with the 2 inch spike, provides options for breaking ground or forming clean trenches, while the 40 inch curved handle helps you reach tight spots and apply leverage with less effort. The weight is balanced for comfortable use through longer sessions.

• All round design: 40 inch curved handle plus a 6 inch head covers digging, weeding and soil moving
• Precision sharpened edges: all three sides ready for efficient cutting
• Easy to use: balanced weight and comfortable grip enhance control
• Handmade goodness: crafted from recycled agricultural disc blades for rugged performance
• Guaranteed satisfaction: replacement option if you are not fully satisfied

Real world scenarios and care tips

In garden beds, it clears space between plants, breaks up compact soil and shapes edging. On larger plots, it helps break ground, move dirt, and rake rocks during cleanup. When used around embers or in fireline settings, it provides precise manipulation and safe handling. After use, wipe the blade and store the tool in a dry place to extend its life.

• Garden tasks: digging, planting, weeding, soil movement
• Field use: fireline prep and ember management when needed

Maintenance notes

Regular cleaning and drying preserves the tempered steel edge and ferrule. Keep the handle free of moisture to maintain grip and prevent wood cracking over time.