Choose Blaze for tough ground shaping.

Why Choose Blaze

Tool Details

Specifications and Fit

Brand
Backslope Tools
Handle Length
24", 42"-bolt on, 42"-clevis pin, 48"
Material
Steel head
Handle type
Bolt-on handle
Assembled
Colorado

What arrives

One Blaze tool in the selected handle length option.

Handle Length Options

Select the Right Handle for Your Needs

Inspect Blaze, secure the workpiece, wear appropriate protection, and follow handling and maintenance guidelines before cutting or shaping.

Available in 24", 42"-bolt on, 42"-clevis pin, and 48" lengths

Best with the material, sharpening method, storage, and safety setup described for this tool. Do not substitute for unrelated cutting or prying tasks.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidance.

Shipping & Returns

Order and Delivery Information

Shipping

Shipping rates and delivery estimates are shown at checkout. Most partner-brand orders ship in 1-5 business days when inventory is available. Timing varies by supplier, destination, and carrier. Multi-brand orders may arrive in separate packages.

Returns

Return requests accepted within 30 days of delivery. Damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items are fully supported; contact Resin Society to coordinate with the brand. Change-of-mind returns reviewed by supplier policy and item condition.
Blaze by Backslope Tools

Built for the cut

Blaze bites into hard ground with a calm, unflinching edge.

Field notes

Where the path begins

A scraper with intent

Hardpan, sod, and stubborn berms ask more than most tools can answer. Blaze meets that demand with a steel head shaped to cut, pry, and pull without flinching. Its bolt-on handle swaps out in minutes when the day gets rough, keeping crews moving instead of sidelined. Work flows, trails take shape, and the job stays on schedule.

Cut. Pull. Shape.

The work happens far from the shop. Blaze carries the assurance that if the handle breaks, the fix is simple and quick. Built for bench cuts and ground that fights back, it turns heavy labor into steady progress. Assembled in Colorado, it’s made for people who spend their daylight in the dirt.

For those who move earth

Trail crews, land stewards, and anyone shaping tough soil and sod.

In the wild

Use Blaze to slice sod, break hardpan, and pull material cleanly while shaping bench cuts and berms.
  • Hand-tool work
  • Woodworking
  • Carving and shaping
  • Shop setup
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Maker Spotlight

Backslope Tools Assembly

Backslope Tools brings straightforward, functional garden and outdoor implements to makers and property stewards. Based in Grand Junction, CO, the brand focuses on tools designed for practical build, garden, and property workflows—items selected for real workshop use rather than decorative showpieces. You’ll notice an emphasis on fit and function: heads and handles that pair well with common shafts, and accessories sized to tackle specific jobs. For artists and makers working with wood, outdoor projects, or resin projects, Backslope’s line bridges the gap between garden labor and craft work, supplying the kind of dependable hardware you reach for when a project demands resilience and compatibility. Choose with an eye to size and task and these tools become long-term workhorses.
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Common Questions

FAQs

What jobs is Blaze meant to handle?
Bench cuts, sod removal, hardpan breaking, and berm shaping—the heavy ground work that ruins lesser tools.
What is the head made of?
Steel, built for aggressive digging and scraping.
Can I replace the handle in the field?
Yes. The handle is bolt-on and can be swapped in minutes.
Who is Blaze built for?
Trail crews and anyone who needs to cut and pull hard ground.
Where is it assembled?
Assembled in Colorado.