Left-Handed Brown Leather Sheath for Lesche Digging Tool with Serrated Edge - Perfect for Metal Detecting, Archaeology & Outdoor Adventures

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High Quality Brown Leather Sheath With Lesche Digging Tool Side-Serrated Blade.- High Quality Brown Leather Sheath Keep your metal detecting tools handy with this leather sheath for your digging tool and pin pointer.SpecificationsBelt Loop width: approximately 3"Digging Tool sheath width: approximately 3"Pinpointer loop width: approximately 2" *When it comes to natural products, it’s important to note that there may be variations in size, thickness, and color. These variations are part of what makes natural products unique and can add to their overall beauty and character. Please keep in mind that the product you receive may not look exactly like the product pictured, but we can assure you that it will be of the same high quality and standard. If you have any concerns or questions about the product, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Thank you for your understanding and appreciation for nature’s diversity.. Dimensions (Approx.): 14" Length, 4" Wide. - Lesche Side-serrated Digging Tool with Cordura belt Sheath The double-edged digger has a saw tooth edge on one side to cut through roots and a sharpened edge on the other to cut through tough grass and dirt. This double-edged digger has a saw tooth edge on one side of the blade to cut through roots and a blade on the other to cut through tuff grass and dirt. The Lesche digging tool has a comfortable rubber grip handle with hand guard plate. Will cut plugs in soil quickly.The digger is 12" overall and made in the USA out of Chrome-Moly steel. Comes with a FREE Cordura belt sheath. Product FeaturesThe ultimate digging toolIdeally suited for nursery, landscaping, camping and metal detecting.Blade length of 7 in., width of 1 3/4 in.Comes with handy belt holderMade in the USATrust Lesche, The Original! Walter Lesche came to the USA in 1952, penniless and unfamiliar with the English language. Lesche started his business; Walt's Welding, out of his garage in the mid 1950's. By building quality products, from the best materials available and selling them at a reasonable price the business grew quickly. Through hard work and ingenuity he built a company that has endured.