1. Root lifter (Wurzelheber) Purpose: Lifts and removes deep roots and stubborn weeds without excessive bending or digging. Construction: Rust-resistant stainless steel head for strength and long life. Handle: Ergonomic grips that are gentle on hands for extended use. Benefit: Robust hand tool built for repeated use in beds and borders. 2. Manual weeder Purpose: Targets deep-seated weeds with a narrow digging blade for precise removal. Construction: Stainless steel working end combined with a wooden handle for reliable durability and a comfortable grip. Benefit: Practical, long-lasting tool for vegetable patches, flower beds, and tight planting rows. 3. Multifunction hand weeder Purpose: Versatile tool for prying, cutting and pulling a variety of weeds and roots. Construction: Sharpened, hardened stainless steel head that is wear-resistant; lightweight handle for easier control. Storage: Handle with hanging holes for convenient storage. Benefit: Durable, multi-use hand weeder suitable for edging, between pavers, and around shrubs. 4. Weed pulling tool Purpose: Designed specifically to remove deep-sitting weeds at the root to reduce regrowth. Construction: Non-slip grip for safe, secure handling and comfortable operation. Benefit: Efficient for clearing weeds from lawns, pathways, and garden beds with minimal soil disturbance. Key advantages — why you need these tools Effective root removal: Sharpened, hardened stainless steel blades reach and extract deep roots to reduce weed regrowth. Durable materials: Rust-resistant stainless steel and strong wooden or ergonomic handles ensure long service life. Comfortable, safe operation: Ergonomic and non-slip handles minimize hand fatigue and improve control. Practical storage and handling: Lightweight designs and hanging-hole handles make storage simple. Typical use scenarios Vegetable garden: Precisely remove weeds between seedlings without damaging nearby plants. Flower beds and borders: Extract deep roots from around perennials and shrubs to keep beds neat. Hard surfaces and edges: Use the multifunction weeder to remove weeds between pavers, along pathways, and at lawn edges. Care and maintenance Rinse soil off after use and dry the metal parts to maintain rust resistance. Sharpen and inspect blades periodically; store tools hanging or in a dry place to preserve the wooden handles and grips. Materials and performance summary Working ends: Stainless steel (rust-resistant, hardened/sharpened where specified). Handles: Ergonomic grips or wood, non-slip where noted. Performance: Manual, hand-operated tools built for deep-digging, root-lifting, prying, and precise weed removal.