Rapid, reliable root removal Biomechanical V-shaped blade engineered to lift and dislodge roots, removing up to 92% of deep roots instantly. Cuts weeding time and effort for faster garden maintenance. Durable, rust-resistant construction 1.430 stainless steel blade with 430 stainless steel shovel head resists corrosion in British rain. Built to stay sharp and rust-free so you get consistent performance season after season. Precise, surgical-grade cutting 0.9-inch narrow shovel head slips easily between paving stones and locks. Ultra-sharp, surgical-grade edges make clean cuts without crushing plants — ideal for maintaining organic gardens and preserving root systems. Ergonomic beech wood handle for reduced strain RHS-recommended beech wood handle reduces scribe burden by 50%. Non-slip grip texture and an 11-inch balance (lighter, 100 g) provide precise control for working in tight cracks and along edges. Compact, space-saving design 11-inch overall length stores upright or hangs neatly in sheds. Multifunctional use as a flower bed aerator or small floor worker — especially suitable for compact British sheds. Key specifications Blade material: 1.430 stainless steel; shovel head: 430 stainless steel Blade shape: V-shaped, 0.9-inch narrow shovel head Handle: Beech wood, RHS recommended, non-slip texture Size/weight cues: 11-inch balance; lighter (100 g) How this tool solves common problems Eliminates stubborn roots quickly: The V-shaped, ultra-sharp blade extracts deep-rooted weeds that regular trowels or hoes miss, reducing repeat weeding. Prevents rust and tool degradation: Stainless-steel construction withstands frequent exposure to wet British conditions, avoiding flaking and weakening. Reduces physical strain: The ergonomic beech handle and balanced weight minimize hand and wrist fatigue when working in tight spaces. Practical use scenarios Between patio pavers and driveway joints: Slide the 0.9-inch head into narrow gaps to cut and lift weeds cleanly without disturbing surrounding stones. Small raised beds and organic vegetable plots: Use the surgical-grade edge to remove weeds without damaging nearby crop roots. Flower beds, borders, and shed storage: Aerate soil around bedding plants, pull out deep taproots, and store the compact tool upright or hanging in a small shed. What to expect in use Faster weeding sessions with fewer follow-ups A tool that resists corrosion and maintains sharpness through wet conditions Comfortable handling for precise work in tight cracks and delicate beds This tool combines targeted cutting performance, corrosion resistance, and ergonomic handling to speed up weeding, protect plants, and reduce user strain while fitting neatly into small storage spaces.