Zenport K208 Harvest Sickle with Wooden Handle, Light Serration, 6.5-Inch Stainless Steel Blade

I like the serrated edge. I bought 2 others at the same time. They were not sharp at all. I will be ordering more of these.

These are pretty good. I bought one of these for my wife a few years ago and she uses it to trim her Lavender so I just bought another so she would have a spare. Good product and has held up well.

Didn’t expect much from sometime so small and inexpensive, but I was amazed! This is so light, when the box arrived I told the Amazon driver I had ordered a box of air. Thought it was a toy tool when I unboxed it, but quickly became a fan after using it.Great for trimming overgrown prickly pear and agave. I even use it to dig out unwanted agave pups. I like it so much that I’m ordering another. Given how I’m abusing this one, I think I’ll need a back up eventually.

Sharp and serrated blade cuts through clumps of stalks like butter. Faster to use this to clear out dead growth than my loppers or shears. Others have noted that the blade is just pinned to the handle but I'll deal with that when the pins come loose. It's extremely light weight but very effective.

This sickle was still affordable and yet the metal in the blade was much thicker and stronger so it didn't bend or lose the sedated edges so easily. I love this tool for quickly cutting back ivy

very sharp

Works great on trimming/thinning my "Bird of Paradise" plants. Would buy again, if needed.

Best and quickest way to cut back perennials at the end of season.

Great little knife for cutting those hog weeds !!! One swipe and it slices through it like bread. Highly recommend this to as nuonr who wants to rid there property from bad weeds etc

As a bonsai practitioner for many years I lived without one. But I decided to make my repoting sessions easier by purchasing a sickle for those large tree cases that have roots tight against the pot that are hard to remove.

I leave the knapweed to grow all summer for the pollinators and then shear it down in late fallThis little tool is, indeed, sharp and you should wear some kind of protection (better safe than sorry!) Sturdy gardening gloves do the trick fine.It's lightweight and easy to use for light yardwork as described above. Good herb harvester too.Price is right so can't really complain

Small hand held, serrated blade. Excellent for cleaning up the garden in fall; just grab and swipe.

Both handle and blade were too small