Zenport K110-20 Landscape Scythe with Serrated Curved Blade, 20-Inch, Wood

American made in Oregon! It is a inexpensive site but has great build quality. In my case I need to sharpen it to get rid of the serrations because I needed a straight blade not serrated so I called them and he told me what to do and that's awesome. Shop made in the USA, even on Amazon!

I purchased this for my sweetie to help her harvest lavender fronds from the plants she's been growing. (Woo hoo! So glad I did! She loves it!) It works as advertised - well, it's great for harvesting bunched lavender fronds at least! Sharp, serrated, lightweight. It'd probably handle of lot of different items around the yard. For the price, it's a good value.

This arrived damaged. Shipping box was fine, so it was damaged before it went in. The blade was badly bent. The wooden handle had a big crack lengthwise and a small one on the opposite side. This was not expensive so I wasn't expecting much. I needed it as a prop in a photo shoot, and did not have time to return it and find something else. So I spent an hour trying to work it back in to its original shape. Still wonky, but will work. The idea of this actually cutting weeds is an absolute joke. Spend a little more money somewhere else!

Wanted to cut Johnson grass - came apart with second swipe. Blade will not fit back into handle. Don't waste your money!

Be careful getting the foam wrapping off. Very sharp. So yup they cut small weeds and up to 1/2" no problem.

Scythe is freaking awesome! Perfect size. It is serrated but it doesn't matter to me.

i was just cutting the tall grass just grass and the handle snapped down the middle needs to be stonger made that could really hurt someone other then that it would be a good buy for the price but i think if something breaks that easy money should be refunded

Although the wooden handle on this sithe is made very well, it would have been better just to have a solid metal handle if the handle and blade where one piece that would be better. Also, the blade could have benefited better if it had no ridging, And it was just a straight blade, Maybe a little thicker so that you could sharpen it if it ever went dull. That would add to a easier cut and a longer lasting product.