Dig, Cut, and Conquer with the Hori Hori Ultimate

Inspired by the traditional Japanese garden knife, the Hori Hori Ultimate is your versatile, multi-purpose tool for every adventure. Whether you're gardening in your backyard, camping in the wilderness, or crafting in the bush, this tool is built to handle it all. With a name that means “dig dig” in Japanese, the Hori Hori is ready to dig into any challenge you throw its way.

Versatility Meets Durability

At Ed’s Plant Shop, we love tools that are as tough as they are functional. The Hori Hori Ultimate features a heat-tempered 6 ¾” pointed stainless steel blade, perfect for sawing, cutting, and digging. Need to pound in tent stakes? The flat pommel base has you covered. Measure planting depth with the handy inch marks or whittle kindling with ease—the possibilities are endless.

Designed for Comfort and Style

This tool doesn’t just perform well—it feels great in your hand too. The smooth, durable walnut handle seamlessly integrates with the blade, offering a comfortable grip that you’ll appreciate during long tasks. Plus, the added twine cutter doubles as a bottle opener, so you can kick back and enjoy a cold drink after a day of hard work. For those on the go, upgrade to the durable 900D (sold separately) for easy access on any adventure.

Features

• Vintage-inspired Japanese design for a timeless look.
• Heat-tempered 6 ¾” pointed stainless steel blade with knife and serrated edges.
• Through tang construction for added strength.
• Flat pommel base for pounding and added functionality.
• Durable walnut handle for comfort and style.
• Twine cutter that doubles as a bottle opener.
• Concave blade with 1" depth markings for precise planting.

Materials

• Walnut handle for durability and comfort.
• Heat-treated 4CR13 stainless steel blade for long-lasting performance.

Dimensions

• Size: 13.125" x 2.25" x 2"
• Weight: 1.0 lbs

Care Instructions

• Blade Care: Apply a thin coat of protective oil after each use. Regularly clean to remove dirt, water, and fingerprints. Use a medium to fine file to straighten out any dings or nicks, and hone the edge with a sharpening disk or stone.