NJP2500 Zassou Tawashi Crevice and Sidewalk Crack Weeder, Japanese Stainless Steel 3.25-Inch Blade, 3.25-Inch Wood Handle, Stainless Steel/Wood Handle

This little weeder did a really good job. We had lots of weeds in the cracks between pavers in the front and back yards. It didn't take nearly as long as i expected it to take to clear the weeds.We found it easiest to sit on a low stool with wheels for a large area.

I’ve tried using trowels and pressure washers, and this thing beats them all. Hands down. I think the corrugation is the key. It makes quick work of severing or dislodging the greenery that insists in growing in my driveway and pool deck cracks/crevices/seams. I’m really impressed with how quick and easy that was. It showed up this afternoon, and I had all my cracks cleared, front and back, in about 10-15 minutes. Some just took a swipe, and some you need to saw at from both angles a couple of times if they’re well established. So glad I finally found something that works with no muss or fuss. Right tool for the job.

Does what it's supposed to do, cut in between bricks and cracks. The blade is thin, but seems strong and sharp enough. You probably don't want it too sharp though, as a slip could cut you. The handle length is quite small, at least for a males hand with gloves on, at times is hard to use per that. So, 4 rating per size. If the handle was maybe 1 inch longer, could be a 5.

It works well but small. Scraps my knuckles.

It’s exactly like it says it does. It just seems flimsy, but it cuts out the top of the weed. Doesn’t get the roots. So they will grow back. It’s a “band aid” weeder.

This gadget is so neat, it made it easy to get the weeds out of the crevices of the driveway and sidewalk. I recommend this product. I am buying another one to have extra.

In theory, this tool should be helpful and very handy. In practice, it's not. The product video should have been a warning- the user merely cuts the top off weeds and the device is then used to sweep them away. It will do that, but a basic understanding of weed control is that you have to pull out the roots or they just grow back. It turned out that our weeds were easier to pull out by hand without it than working it around and trying to loosen them with this device.Part of the problem is that the blade is corrugated, which may help with sweeping debris up but which made it too hard to sharpen at the factory; there's a very noticeable burr which renders the blade unable to cut effectively. Also, the blade is held into the handle with a rivet, which requires a good bit of work to remove in order to replace it when it gets dull- which is quickly since you're working on concrete or brick.On the bright side, the wooden handle was finished very well and comfortable. That's peripheral to the purpose, though.Overall, it was a waste of money. Fortunately, getting a no-return refund from Amazon for the separate pack of replacement blades was easy, although now I'm stuck with those and the original device.

I had been using a j shaped hook for cleaning plants from between pavers. Once I tried this design, I'm hooked! It works much better and even fits better between the pavers. I highly recommend.