The Royal Dutch hand hoe is the more manageable version of the famous Royal Dutch hoe, the hoe that was invented by Jaap Sneeboer to celebrate the centenary of Sneeboer in 2013. It is a multifunctional tool which can be used with enormous success in raised beds, square foot planting, balcony and patio growing, heavily planted or mature herbaceous borders, permanent container pots and window boxes. It is one of the most versatile garden tools that any gardener can own.

The Royal Dutch hand hoe features two of the three innovations of the larger Royal Dutch hoe. The front of the blade features three points with two cutting edges between the points. These blades can be used to cut the weeds while the back of the blade has a spike in the middle with which the cut off weeds can be pulled back to the user and removed.