Herb Harvest + Strip Tool

These days, when it’s so easy to get caught behind our phones and computer screens, nothing really beats logging off and getting lost. The longer the better. Which is why we’re into getting nice ‘n self sufficient with Barebones’ tools. Take their Field Hatchet. It looks handsome enough to hang on the wall, but it’s built for hard work from tough steel and hickory wood—and can be had at a price that won’t make you think twice about putting it through its paces. Same goes for their signature Ultimate Tool, a beautifully designed knife/trowel/saw/bottle-opener combo. So however you’re taming the wilderness—chopping your own kindling, setting up camp, battling roots and stumps in your backyard—Barebones are the tools we dig.

Specs: - Dimensions: 6¼” x 1¼” x ¼“ - Blade Length: 1¼” - Weight: ¼ lbs

- 304 Food-Grade Stainless Steel - Ethically Made in China Wipe clean of dirt, water, and fingerprints regularly and store in a dry place. To maintain the look and functionality, occasionally apply a thin coat of protective oil. Use a medium to fine file to straighten out any larger dings or nicks in the scissors. The edge can be honed with a medium sharpening disk or stone.

- Two-in-one herb scissors and stripper for garden and kitchen use - Ambidextrous thumb works for righties and lefties - Serrated grip on the finger rise makes for a comfy fit that won’t slip - Light-weight yet durable, it’ll be harvesting herbs for years to come - An innovative metal spring makes repeat cutting a cinch - Signature copper accents add a touch of style - Safety latch keeps the scissors closed when not in use - Clearance magnet moves the safety latch out of the way while snipping

**Go from garden to kitchen with this pocket-sized, dual-function herb tool** Crafted from food-grade stainless steel, this dual-function herb tool boasts razor-sharp scissors that will cleanly snip the stems you want. And when it’s time to prep, pick one of the nine size options to cleanly strip the leaves from your parsley, sage, rosemary, and…kale. Ok, yes, thyme too. And good news, lefties, the ambidextrous design gives every green thumb a good grip.