Truper 31391 Tru Pro Heavy Duty Road Rake with 16-Teeth, Fiberglass Handle, 10-Inch Grip, 60-Inch

First off I use this rake daily for construction work and it is fantastic. I have used just about every brand and type and this rake is by far the best I have used rocks, debris, and hot asphalt are no issue. Handle is a bit thicker than other brands but also more sturdy, the head of the rake it self is also a bit thicker than others on the market which only adds to its durability. It’s worth the few extra bucks.

Works great for short people not worth the bucks

After 5 months handle broke off

It took me an hour and a half to get all the stickers off of the handle highly annoying used a quarter of a bottle of goo gone. You can tell the person that shipped it is never used a rake in their life, right where you need to put all the pressure and slide your hand back-and-forth, absolutely unnecessary! That being said the rake is extremely sturdy and very well-made. I absolutely love it now that I have all the shipping labels off. It would've been so easy to put a round of shrink wrap on it and put the stickers on top of that.

Great rake. Wife and i loved it. It was holding up great on a rocky soil front yard project we are currently working on. Some passerby must have noticed how awesome it was and got a case of the jellys because it was stolen soon after. Very upset about losing our rake. We are buying a replacement (and security cameras).

This rake is excellent for a gravel area and works well on gravel but if you are a small woman or you have difficulty with tools that are heavy, this may not be suitable for you. I bought this tool for a new gravel installation and after several uses gave up on it because it was so heavy. So now it sits on my deck and stares at the gravel which is always in need of a good raking!

I was really impressed with the quality of this rake. yes, its certainly a bit more expensive than one would like to spend on a rake but then you get what you pay!

First, the corrugated cardboard box was damaged upon receipt of the rake. When I removed the rake from the box, I immediately discovered that the rake "head" had an approximate 20-degree bend from the proper 90-degree orientation to the handle. I had to hold the rake, handle upright, place my feet on either side of the head, and then bend the handle the proper direction to remove the bend. It took little effort, i.e., the steel is very soft. Further, about 50 percent of the stick-on label was gouged off, with no remnant of the missing piece in the box. I don't believe this rake is worth more than $25, and it is certainly not capable of more than light- or average-duty work.

An excellent rake, although a little on the expensive side