Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip Weeder #102

21. Nov, 2009 5 Comments

  • Advanced ergonomic design; the Natural Radius Grip minimizes hand and wrist stress while maximizing power and comfort
  • The ultra-light aluminum/magnesium blades have an exceptional strength to weight ratio
  • Features a Santoprene thermoplastic handle;this high performance, non-latex material provides a secure, comfortable grip whether wet or dry
  • Serrated blade slides through compacted roots and earth
  • Use back blade ings to pull roots and weed systems

Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip Weeder #102

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5 Responses to “Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip Weeder #102”

  1. M. Wu 21. Nov, 2009 at 6:29 am

    This tool was very useful and had great ergonomics. Unfortunatley, the light weight came at a great cost — it broke within the first few weeks of ownership. It helped me weed out about 100 dandelions before it snapped violently in slightly stiff soil.
    Rating: 2 / 5

  2. Leo C. Lin 21. Nov, 2009 at 7:52 am

    The curved ergonomic grip allows excellent leverage when digging. I could apply much stronger force without stressing out my wrists and forearm as in traditional straight grips.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  3. J. Dillman 21. Nov, 2009 at 9:16 am

    The Radius Natural Grip Weeder is a light sturdy and inexpensive garden weeder. Its use speeds the process of digging out roots with ease. I like it alot better than hori hori. The lime green padded handle is very comfortable in your hands and makes the tool hard to loose in foliage.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  4. David Linzer 21. Nov, 2009 at 9:42 am

    Great design, you can work all day and not hurt you hands. Regular garden tools seem so primitive when you get used to these.

    I know some people have bent them, but I think this is because it is so easy to get good leverage on them that people do not realize how much force they are putting on them. Use a little common sense, they are well made but they are not crowbars. The blade and the handle are one piece of metal so no problems with handles coming loose or breaking.

    The only bad thing I can say is they take up more room in a toolbox because of the curved handles. But well worth the space.

    I have the whole set of hand tools, plus 2 shovels and a pitchfork. All great. Truly, the next step in garden tools.

    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. Carter Hargrave 21. Nov, 2009 at 11:21 am

    Was digging up some bulbs and sure enough it is shaped like a bananna now.
    Rating: 2 / 5