Root Slayer Edger
Inverted V-Blade and Root-Cutting Ripsaw Teeth Smoothly Slice a Clean Edge
If you've ever hit roots while trying to cut that perfect line around beds or reclaim the crisp edge along your sidewalk or driveway, you already know why you need a Root Slayer Edger. Standard half-moon edgers literally bounce and slide off roots, whereas the Root Slayer Edger slices right through them. The patented ergonomic Radius O-Handle Grip provides 4 times the gripping surface of traditional D-handle tools for additional leverage and reduced stress on hands and wrists. A hefty foot step gives you the control to plunge the blade efficiently through sod, roots, and soil. This is one tool every gardener who likes neatly-edged beds needs! Made from super-strong, 13-gauge mid-carbon steel with a lifetime warranty. 6" blade length, 10" blade width at top of step, 39? total length with a weight of 4.5 lbs.Product Information
Specs
- Overall length (inches): 39
- Overall weight (pounds): 4-1/2
- Handle length (inches): 33
- Handle material: Resin-encased carbon steel
- Blade length (inches): 6
- Blade width (inches): 10
- Blade material: Mid-carbon steel
- Blade thickness (gauge): 13
Product Features
- Ergonomic O-handle
- Inverted V-blade
- Root-cutting ripsaw teeth
- Extra-wide top step
Product Benefits
- O-Handle Grip allows you to rock the edger from side to side to saw through roots
- Increased grip surface provides additional leverage and reduces hand and wrist fatigue
- Full-length carbon-steel shaft encased in resin will not break or bend
- The extra wide step gives you stability to quickly cut through sod and roots
- Inverted V-blade with tempered mid-carbon steel blade and root-cutting ripsaw teeth smoothly slice a clean edge
Warranty
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Cathy R.
from UT
Wish it were sharper
2018-04-18
True, it does work better than a half-moon edger, but it's not as sharp as I had expected, so it did not cut through the impacted grass roots along the edge of the sidewalk. I had to pickax them out before I could use the edger. But it might work better for someone who weighs more than 125 lb.