JARDINEER Adjustable Rakes for Leaves, Large Garden Leaf Rake for Lawns Grass with 7-23" Expandable Head, Yard Collapsible Rake for Camping (64 inches)

This rake is just what I wanted. It is light weight and with adjusting the siz and spread of the rake you can rake out leaves etc. in hard to reach places not having to use your hands. The times have not bent, but rake up very nicely. You can make equal to a dust pan and easily put everything where you want it. I highly recommend this rake.

I've ordered several different adjustable rakes from different manufacturers over the last couple years, and I finally found the right one. It's very light, but still sturdy enough to get knocked around in the back of my pickup on occasion. Both the telescoping handle and the width adjustment operate very smoothly; my only gripe is that tightening the handle sometimes torques the tines of the rake slightly, but that's easy to avoid once you get used to it. It's great having one rake that functions as a wide leaf rake and also gets into tight places in flowerbeds.

Just recently bought this rake in time for leaf pickup. Works pretty well, but tines rattle and seem wobbly. So rake doesn't seem as sturdy as I'd like. As long as you don't mind the rattling noise, the rake does a pretty decent job...so far. The times are thin though. Not like a plastic rake. But very handy to adjust and get into small places.

It's really nice flexible and lightweight and doesn't dig up the lawn. Also worked great on raking leaves off of our rocks layer by the bushes. I was raking with one hand too at times. I am 5'4" and it was perfectly adjustable. I like that it was almost 2 feet wide.

I needed rakes. What's the joke.. you know you are an adult when you have a favorite spatula? well, I think same can be said of rakes. My old metal wire rake eventually broke, as well as my plastic rake. I was rakeless! I needed to replace my metal rake and my plastic rake at same time. Figuring to get one at a time, I looked for wire rakes first. I find I always need both, and they are good for different situations. I haven't found a plastic rake I want yet online, but I was able to find a metal rake with this Jardineer adjustable rake. As expected, it can be adjusted in both handle length (very important feature for me), as well as in the width, tension of the tines. I do yard clean up and some landscaping jobs, so I need an assortment of tools to get the jobs done. The adjustable handle not only allows me to create the length I need for my height, but also for reaching hard to access spots, as well as storing in my truck when done for the day. Expandable Head from 7" to 23"- Makes it perfect for getting into tight spots, or for more general raking by using widest setting. Nice long 63" adjustable, telescoping pole provides lots of reach options. So far so good.. quite pleased with this rake.

Within one hour of using this rake normally (to rake dry leaves), the handle drastically bent to the point where it was difficult to use. This product has a telescoping handle for ease of storage. Since the handle almost immediately bent, it was no longer able to collapse. I returned the product, but since it was not able to fit in the original box because the handle was bent, I had to pay extra for shipping. I communicated this to the seller to see if they would refund my additional shipping cost, since I only had to pay it because of their defective product. Their reply: "Hi. So sorry for the inconvenience caused. We've already refunded your payment on 4th March. Did you receive it? You don't need to return the product in case it may cause you more inconvenience. Or had you returned it already?" So, in summary: - The seller was not helpful with the shipping issue caused by their product. - Some of their rakes are defective and/or so poorly designed that they no longer function as intended within one hour of regular use.

The part of the rake that makes contact with the leaves or debris is a bit flimsy for my liking. The teeth are purposely spread more apart for raking in a garden perhaps. But I bent a piece on the first day. But I tend to be rough on rakes and have broken a few this year and they weren’t cheap. I like that it’s so light and maybe that’s why I break all my rakes. You can’t have it both ways. Light rakes aren’t built to withstand the pressure.

Perfect for tight spaces and large

What is good about this design is that the flexible prongs are effective at raking leaves without damaging smaller plants. Looks well made.

Gute Teleskopfunktion hart ordentlich, erfüllt seinen Zweck, gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis

I bought this rake to clear leaves & straw etc from woodchip paths in my veggie garden without disturbing the woodchips too much. It works as intended and while the quality isn't buy-it-for-life level, it's adequate for the price. Fold it back up when you're finished, keep it out of the weather - there's a few rivets that aren't rust proof.

In my opinion, this is the best rake on the market. Very easy to adjust and easy to use. The tines on the rake are strong but flexible would highly recommend for your fall cleanup.

Sehr nützlich und robust, wenn man etwas sorgsam umgeht