Remove weeds quickly and cleanly with this professional weeding knife, designed to extract stubborn weeds from lawns, flower beds and borders without the need for chemicals. The slim, precision blade slides neatly beneath the root of the weed so it can be pulled out whole, leaving surrounding plants and soil undisturbed.
Chemical-Free Weed Removal
This manual weeding tool allows you to control weeds naturally, making it ideal for gardens where pets, children or wildlife are present. There is no need for sprays or treatments — simply insert, lever and remove.
Strong, Durable Steel Construction
Manufactured from high-quality hardened steel, this weeding knife offers excellent durability, rust resistance and long-lasting sharpness. It is built to withstand regular use in both domestic and professional gardening environments.
Ergonomic Design with Integrated Foot Rest
The integrated foot rest provides extra leverage, allowing you to push the blade easily into compacted soil. This reduces strain on your back and hands, making longer gardening sessions more comfortable and efficient.
Compatible with Multi-Change Handles
This weeding knife is designed to work with multi-change® lightweight handles, allowing you to choose the handle length that best suits your height and gardening style.
Precision Engineering from Germany
Manufactured in Germany to high engineering standards, this tool delivers exceptional performance, reliability and longevity — making it a dependable addition to any gardener’s toolkit.
Product Details
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Tool type: Weeding knife
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Material: Hardened steel
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Foot rest: Integrated for added leverage
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Size: L 4 x W 4 x H 25 cm
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Handle: Not included (sold separately)
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Compatible with: Multi-change® handle system
Ideal For
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Removing dandelions, thistles and deep-rooted weeds
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Lawns, borders, flower beds and patios
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Eco-conscious and chemical-free gardening
Invest in a durable, precision weeding knife that delivers clean results, protects surrounding plants and makes garden maintenance faster and easier.
