NISAKU NJP650 The Original Hori Hori Namibagata Japanese Stainless Steel Weeding Knife, 7.25-Inch Blade








Key features
- •★ Our most popular knife; The NJP650 is the standard for Hori-Hori knives worldwide and is rated #1 in many gardening publications!
- •▲ Features: Concave blade for digging, beveled sharp edge for slicing, serrated opposite edge for cutting. Inch markers engraved on the blade ensure you can plant at precisely the correct depth, measure rope and more.
- •▲ multi-use: used by gardeners and outdoors-men and women worldwide, and is perfect for tasks such as weeding, transferring bulbs, digging the perfect hole, and cutting branches. These knives aren't only for gardeners! It is also a great knife for hunting, camping, metal detecting, Prospecting for gold and more.
- •▲ QUALITY: made with the finest Japanese stainless steel, The blade is rust and scratch resistant, washers easily and stays razor sharp.
- •▲ Durability: Constructed with a full-width mid-tang allows the use of thicker steel without making the knife too heavy. This ensures your Hori is extremely durable, bend resistant, and has a lot of levering power.
- •▲ Great gift: included tough leather sheath with a snap-loop for securing to your belt makes this a nice gift item.
BrandNisaku
CategoryBetter Homes & Gardens Picks
Size7.3"
ColorStainless Steel/Wood Handle
Warranty2 year manufacturer
NISAKU NJP650 The Original Hori Hori Namibagata Japanese Stainless Steel Weeding Knife, 7.25-Inch Blade
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Customer Reviews
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Indispensable Tool for Gardeners
Paulina✓ Verified Purchase•May 25, 2018
I absolutely LOVE this Hori Hori gardening tool. I have dozens of garden plants and weeds in plant beds never end in Florida. And I am always in the garden as it's my hobby. The discovery of this tool has easily cut my weeding time in half as it makes much lighter work of pushing mulch aside and pulling out weeds. It just cuts through the deep thick rooted weeds and also lifts out the whole root of shallow weeds. Actually I hadn't even purchased this for weeding originally. I got it because I needed to cut through and remove grass to build and create plant beds and I could not afford a sod lifter at the time and was tired of blisters from trying to do it with clippers. And for me I can say this turned out to be a great way to cut that grass out. It's also fantastic for cutting down grass that creeps up to the edge of plant beds and across the brick plant border, since I also don't have a weed whacker to get up to the edge. I did a lot of research on the Hori Hori too which comes from Japan and was originally made I believe to cut through Bonsai. In the end I chose to go with this particular brand because it has Japanese writing on the wood handle and also says "Made in Japan' directly on the blade itself. This gives me confidence that I have a genuine authentic Japanese Hori Hori knife. Later in the year I also plan to use it to separate some overgrown potted plants that could be made in to two plants. I only wish I had discovered this tool sooner. Ad I want to thank Nikasu for making this available.
Definitely, a "must have" for any gardener - from amateur to professional.
ethical-and-fair✓ Verified Purchase•November 17, 2017
LOVE these knives! Where I live, we have the mother of all weeds, especially Canadian thistle, which has roots to the other side of the world! These knives work great (bought 2, then someone lost one, then bought one more). It is a gardener's dream - just stab the earth close to the stem of the weed, going straight down (not at an angle), then with a bit of writs motion, give it a good half twist, and out comes the weed, roots and all. Of course, it is easier when the soil is damp, but even in dry soil, it works great. Personally, I find it a fantastic alternative to undesirable weed-killers. The blade is strong, and will not rust, not even if you forget it in the element for a while.
A Great Well Made Tool
One Pony Show✓ Verified Purchase•November 10, 2017
The wife accidently lost our first one. Immediately replaced with the same brand because it is very well made and the blade is sharp. This is an indispensable gardening tool. Highly recommend for all gardening duties. Nisaku brand are very well made and their blades are sharp. They deserves higher than a 5 star rating. Note: I prefer the stainless steel version over the black carbon steel version because of rust resistance, however the black blade version is slightly sharper and easier to re-sharpen. We own both versions, but I usually reach for stainless one.
Very Sharp!
BmoreLabTech✓ Verified Purchase•July 26, 2017
This is my new favorite garden tool. It is incredibly versatile for digging, cutting, transplanting, and weeding. It is incredibly sharp, and my finger has recently finished healing from an unfortunate interaction with the blade. Wear gloves kids! I would only change the grip on the handle. It would be nice if their were finger grooves or a curve, but I can modify it with some Sugru putty. This is going to be a go-to gift in my book.
Looking for a hori hori knife?
USN retired✓ Verified Purchase•February 25, 2017
If you are trying to find a hori hori knife that gives these combination of quality and service, I was in your shoes just last week. Having a difficult time deciding, I purchased this knife along with a similar knife costing $6.50 less from Bonsai Outlet, also through Amazon. This, Nisaku knife, is on the left in the pictures below.
While the two knives share a nearly identical design, the Nisaku knife is clearly of a higher quality. From the grind and polish of the blade to the wood handle and even the pins, the Nisaku outshines the Bonsai knife. The Nisaku blade proudly states its origin as "Made in Japan", where the Bonsai leaves unsaid its birth in a country that provides cheap but inferior steel. The Bonsai blade has significant pitting, cleaned up in the finishing process but still evident, and easily enough to make one question how this one will hold up in service. If you love high-quality tools, choose this Nisaku knife with confidence. It has my unqualified recommendation.
While the two knives share a nearly identical design, the Nisaku knife is clearly of a higher quality. From the grind and polish of the blade to the wood handle and even the pins, the Nisaku outshines the Bonsai knife. The Nisaku blade proudly states its origin as "Made in Japan", where the Bonsai leaves unsaid its birth in a country that provides cheap but inferior steel. The Bonsai blade has significant pitting, cleaned up in the finishing process but still evident, and easily enough to make one question how this one will hold up in service. If you love high-quality tools, choose this Nisaku knife with confidence. It has my unqualified recommendation.
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