Rogue Hoe & Rogue Pick Hoe Wildland Firefighting Tools

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Built for demanding wildland fireline and trail work, Rogue Hoe and Rogue Pick Hoe wildland firefighting tools combine heavy-duty hardened steel heads with durable 40" curved hickory handles. Manufactured by Prohoe in the USA, Rogue tools are made from hardened steel reclaimed from agricultural disc blades for rugged field performance.

Choose the Rogue 70H Hoe for chopping, scraping, grubbing, and moving material during fireline construction, or the Rogue 60A Pick Hoe for a combination of cutting and picking when working around compact soil, roots, rocks, and hot material.

FEATURES

• Designed for wildland fireline construction and trail work
• Working heads made from ¼"-thick hardened steel reclaimed from agricultural disc blades
• 40" curved hickory handles provide leverage and control
• Heads are glued and riveted to the handles for added stability
• Rogue 70H Hoe features a broad cutting blade with sharpened bottom and side edges
• Rogue 60A Pick Hoe combines a 6" cutting edge with a 2" spike for digging around embers, rocks, and roots
• Both models use the Prohoe HH40 replacement hickory handle
• Made in the USA

SPECIFICATIONS

APPLICATIONS

Rogue 70H Hoe: Well suited for constructing and maintaining fireline, chopping and scraping vegetation, grubbing soil, and moving loose material.

Rogue 60A Pick Hoe: Combines a broad cutting edge with a pick for working through compact soil, roots, rocks, and hot material during fireline construction and mop-up.