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The Fiskars Steel Long-Handled Edger is a manual lawn edging tool with a welded 14-gauge hardened steel blade on an 18-gauge steel shaft about 35 inches long. A large foot platform lets you press the blade into turf with your boot, and the T-grip gives two-handed control. It suits gardeners who want clean bed and walkway edges without kneeling or bending. Against wood- and fiberglass-handled edgers it is stiffer and more rust-resistant, but it is a manual tool: it cuts one line at a time and needs foot pressure in dense soil. Owners rate it well overall, praising the sturdy build and the way the long handle saves their backs.
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Owners rate the edger highly, with most praise going to its solid steel build and the relief of edging without kneeling. Some note that it takes real foot pressure in hard or root-filled soil and that the blade dulls over time.
The Fiskars Steel Long-Handled Edger is a 35-inch edging tool for cutting along walkways, gardens and other obstacles. It has a sharpened steel blade that slices through dense turf and tough soil, and it can also break up ground.
The edger is built from welded, all-steel parts: a 14-gauge hardened steel blade and an 18-gauge steel handle. The steel construction does not flex like fiberglass. The powder-coated steel resists rust and is easy to clean.
A large foot platform helps drive the blade into the soil. The long handle lets you work without kneeling, bending or stooping. A T-shaped grip allows secure, two-handed control.
