Krumpholz offers the highest level of quality in hoes, shovels, and hatchets. A multitude of products is created, hand-forged from first-class carbon steel. Even today, each individual tool requires countless hand movements, which guarantee the special quality. The key to the production of these tools is the exclusive use of selected materials. Sturdy metal parts are made of high-quality Swedish steel, utilizing different degrees of hardness. This design allows some parts to be very hard and extremely stable, while others are more flexible, contributing to durability by cushioning hard impacts.

Quality is made in Germany. At the Krumpholz forge, everything is machined by hand and thoroughly inspected. This standard allows Krumpholz to offer a lifetime guarantee against material or manufacturing defects. In the forge, handcrafted tools are created that you don't just buy; you acquire them. You invest in them, as they accompany seasonal garden life for decades and are often inherited by the next generation of gardeners.

Description: This garden hoe features two tines, a round eye, and a 40 cm long handle made of sturdy ash wood. It is well suited for loosening or aerating the soil and weeding.

Features:

• Handle length: 40 cm
• Total weight: 700 g
• Ash wood handle

The Krumpholz family has over 200 years of experience and tradition in manufacturing high-quality hand tools. The company has been family-owned and operated since 1799 and is now in its seventh generation, making it one of the oldest family-run hand tool companies in Europe. In 1799, Johann David Krumpholz acquired the business in the Guttenberg Hammer in Upper Franconia. The hammer had been a well-known ironworks and armory for centuries before that. When the Krumpholz family took over, it became a factory for the production of hand tools, a tradition that is preserved to this day.