Rogue Hoe 7" Hoe/Rake with 54" Fiberglass Handle

Very worth the money! Sturdy and almost an unbreakable handle. One of the best hoes I've ever had the pleasure of manhandling!

Built over 30 miles of trails with this tool an it’s still working great

This tool is the most versatile part of my trail maintenance arsenal. It's lighter than most other fire rake, Mcloed type tools. The long fibereglass handle reduces weight and shock to supports extended sessions of trail building and dirt sculpting. Rogue hoe products are built to take abuse and last for years. I take this tool, a pulaski and a large folding saw and there is very little I cannot conquer on my local trails. Highly recommended to take a dirty hoe for a walk.

This tool broke during one its first uses. The handle split near the hoe. It did not come off but is too wobbly to use, so will have to be replaced. I contacted the seller but have not heard anything back after more than a week, so I am on my own for repair. As a retired contractor, I condemn the poor service from the vendor as well as the poor quality of the tool. Fiberglass has been my preferred material for handles on hammers, axes, shovels, and other heavy duty tools for years. This is the first one ever to break, so I must conclude the quality is suspect. BE CAREFUL BUYING THIS TOOL!Update—seller made good and now I have a functioning hoe again. Great tool and now I am satisfied.

I bought this to help with my on going trail cutting project on my land in the Rocky Mountains. I will say that this tool is impressive, so far it has taken a hellacious amount of punishment and hasn’t skipped a beat. The soil is extremely rocky here and it has taken countless rock strikes with no more damage than filling the blade and some minor dings. Completely worth the money, it is a heavy duty tool

Fantastic tool for breaking ground with lots of roots. Very well made.

I've always called these Grub Hoes. Whatever you call it, weeds with dense roots are no match for this hoe. When a weedeater won't get the job done, this hoe will.

Already put in hours of trail work with this tool and it was worth every penny. It’s currently stashed out in the woods, so we can jump back in right where we left off building this new trail.