Barebones Hori Hori Ultimate with Sheath

Originally designed to mimic the popular Japanese Garden Knife, hori hori roughly translates to “dig dig”. This hearty, multi-purpose tool is built for versatility. Pound in tent stakes with the flat pommel base. Measure planting depth with the handy inch marks. Saw a branch or whittle kindling with the rust-resistant doubled edge. Made for use in the backyard, camping, bush-crafting, or anywhere you need it. Smooth and durable walnut handle seamlessly fits with the heat-tempered 6.75 inch pointed blade for a tool that just feels good in your hand. Made of 900D polyester with an interior liner, the sheath weathers real-world use while protecting the blade from dulling. The stainless steel belt clip supports easy carrying and accessibility, while the strong handle strap restricts the blade from slipping or moving. Open end allows for easy cleaning and prevents soil buildup, preserving the blade for years of continued use.

About Barebones: With a history steeped in philanthropic work, this certified B Corp continues to help lift people out of poverty by providing essential skills, education, and tools. The first product ever created by the Barebones team was the state-of-the-art emergency shelter, and this continues to be one of the primary assets they provide to underprivileged communities and disaster recovery efforts. With these bare-bone shelters, people in countries across the globe are actively receiving the protection they desperately need. Barebones has evolved from its philanthropic roots, but continues humanitarian efforts and the “Do Good” philosophy it was founded on.