Dual purpose design - One end is a pickaxe. It penetrates soil sharply for faster ground penetration, especially in drier, harder, stoneier soils. This design helps save time and effort when breaking through compacted ground. The other end is a straight hoe, ideal for loosening soil and weeding. Comfortable to touch - The handle tail features a pattern stamp, with a non-slip wave pattern and an uneven texture to provide a secure, comfortable grip. Improved seamless welding with a thick interface enhances durability and reliability, reducing the risk of breakage. Practical detail design - Lightweight and practical for everyday use. A hanging hole at the top of each handle makes storage easy and convenient. Use and versatility - This hoe is suitable for digging, weeding, loosening soil, and transplanting. It is a reliable tool for garden lovers and a versatile addition to any garden shed. Specific use scenarios - Digging and transplanting in hard soil: Use the pickaxe end to break up compacted, rocky, or clay-heavy soil, then switch to the hoe end to loosen the surrounding area and prepare planting holes for transplants. - Weeding and bed preparation: Use the hoe end to weed shallow beds and loosen the topsoil, while the pickaxe end can tackle stubborn soil patches or remove deeply rooted weeds in harder ground. - Raised beds and pathways maintenance: Light enough for extended use to prep beds, clear pathways of weeds, and maintain soil structure without excessive effort.