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Jun 03, 2026 - 11:36 AM
The Super Sampson's heat-treated blade undergoes a hardening process that increases edge retention and impact resistance. When you strike a buried rock or root ball, the heat-treated edge deflects the force without chipping or rolling, and the pre-sharpened edge cuts through root mats and hard ground without requiring field resharpening. The aircraft-quality steel construction provides superior strength and durability, and the blade holds its edge through compacted soil and clay layers for extended periods. Our team has used the Sampson on clay-heavy relic sites, and the heat-treated blade has held its edge through multiple years of fieldwork without significant wear, maintaining its cutting performance season after season.
