I really love this tool, amazing trail multi tool. Cuts through roots and super hard compacted dirt, the rake is great for breaking up and leveling areas, the flat side is good for smoothing/spreading dirt. I may polish the bottom as dirt seems to stick to the paint while tamping. Probably partially due to the clay heavy soil, and damp conditions in Ohio lately.

Thanks guys!

After using a traditional McLeod tool for years, I was looking for something different to cut quickly and efficiently in hard,rocky soils. The Travis Tool, with usable blades on all 4 sides, is quite a multi-tool. It's been on the trail a couple of times now and other members of our trail maintenance crew have been impressed when they worked with it. Tools For Trails shipped it our very quickly and I had it in hand only a couple days later, just it time for a trail mainentance project. Thanks TFT and Rogue!

It cuts, it chops, it takes, it smooths. One tool does it all. I was concerned it would be a bit heavy but it is not, providing just enough weight to help digging in without sacrificing head speed. 54" handle has it working well as a rake. The only tool I need to strap to my bike when heading into the woods.

I've had a 70AR Travis Tool for a few years now. This one is less substantial, with less metal than the older one. Is it even a genuine Rogue Hoe ?

This is the true Swiss Army knife of trail tools. It fits my needs perfectly from scratching a new trail to maintaining an existing trail. Cuts roots, pulls rocks, rakes on earth and underwater on shallow stream crossings, tamping , pulling you dirt, you name it. Also would work in a cinch for a zombie apocalypse weapon. My brother says it looks medieval!