不鏽鋼耕耘鋤頭

My last cultivator's head rusted after two seasons, so the fact this stainless one shrugs off moisture is a huge relief. It's got enough heft to bust up compacted clay without me having to lean my whole body into it, and the tines haven't bent a millimeter.

The stainless head cut through my rocky border beds without a single scratch, and the weight feels perfectly balanced for hour-long sessions. My hands didn't cramp once, which is more than I can say for my old hoe.

Used it to break up packed clay in my raised beds and the stainless head sliced through without any rust spots after weeks outside. The mattock side digs deep while the cultivator prongs loosen the top layer fast.