Gardenised Pair of Leaf Scoops, Hand Rakes for Lawn and Garden Cleanup (QI003286),Green

This is such a strange item, and I really didn’t have high expectations when I ordered it. I was teased when pulling them out to use at first, but I was excited to give them a try. I was pleasantly surprised at what a difference these made. They were easy to use and did a great job picking up leaves. They made it easier to get piles of leaves into the bag. They help squish leaves together fit easier into bags without dropping leaves outside of the bag. They were most useful at scooping up the smaller broken leaves at the bottom of the pile that are difficult to grab. I think these are worth the price! I would buy these again.Cons: plastic frisbee like material - not sure how long they will hold up. The handle is a little awkward to hold, but it does give you more control when scooping - it just took me a minute to adjust to it.

Perfect product to help scoop up leaves when raking in the fall! Makes the chore easier!

Works to pick up bigger piles of leaves and pine needles than just your hands alone and easy to hold onto to. They feel a bit flimsy with the plastic being a bit thin, but they haven’t broken on me yet and I use them for jobs around the garden. So far, I am glad I have these to make a big project of cleaning things up, into a quick task of being done!

Although these are plastic, they appear to be quite sturdy and should not easily break at the tines. Really good from moving wet leaves which are not conducive to raking. When bagging, better than the old method of using a rake and one hand. Still have to bend over. Next generation, maybe they could put extensions?

I like them a lot. I have a bad back so I thought my back would hurt but no. It’s perfect for my yard because I don’t have lots of leaves. They are a heavy plastic and strong. They work really well!!

Very helpful in picking leaves after raking

Affordable, easy to use, makes picking up piles of leave much quicker! (I used a large rubber maid type garbage can, lined with a large plastic leaf bag. A whole lot more stable than trying to put leaves in an "uncontrolled bag" laying on the ground.) The whole racking leaves process (which I hate to do in the first place) took a lot less time and less frustrating with these handy leaf claws! They're not super heavy duty plastic, but well enough constructed to get the job done. They worked so well... I'm going to buy all my surrounding neighbors these for Christmas... hint hint.

They are not that strong or rigid enough. They began to crack after a year. They've finally flat out broken after 15 months.I'm looking for something better made that'll last.