Bully Tools 26-32 Lightweight Polypropylene Tine Leaf Rake 30" Wide | Heavy Duty Garden Rake for Leaves Grass and Yard Debris | 68" Fiberglass Long Handle Lawn Rake, 100% Made in USA

Really good rake, it is wide and the tines are strong. Great rake for leaves, mulch, cut grass, etc.

Works well. Its a rake. Used several times with no issues even when raking damp leaves.

This is a sturdy rake, and looks like it will last a good long time w/ normal use and care. 2 issues: 1. The thing was sent in a plastic bag in 2 pieces. The bag was ripped, of course, and the rake and handle were sticking out of different holes. I consider myself lucky both parts arrived intact. 2. I inserted the handle into the rake without worrying about alignment, figuring I'd adjust it after, but it is a exceptionally tight fit and could not be turned without using a pair of vise grips, but those looked like they'd damage the handle, which cannot be stressed or it will crack. Solution: I drilled a new hole and put the bolt through that. I'd have saved myself 10 minutes if I'd aligned it first. Duh. On the upside, I'm not worried about the handle coming loose. :-{

Awesome rake! comfortable and light in the hand yet durable.

This is by far the stoutest rake I've ever used! I was trying to save money on getting a pine needle rake or a lawn sweeper for my tractor to clean up pine needles and leaves in the fall and grass clippings in the summer so I got this to try since my old rake is just the light steel tine type that bends too easily when the piles get big and too narrow so many passes were necessary. My yard is pretty big and often requires hours of raking a week depending on the time of year and how long I went between mows or the amount of rain in between! I don't mind some physical labor and didn't just want to buy more expensive equipment for the tractor to be lazy so I decided to get this first and see if I could get by with it. It definitely can handle heavy piles of leaves and has a much wider rake than my old one. However, when raking pine needles it gets clogged up literally about every 3 or 4 rakes and I'm stopping to clear it out, so it didn't work there. Ultimately my yard is just too big even with a leaf blower and this rake so I went with the lawn sweeper! BUT, I'm still glad I have this rake for those areas or quick clean up times that it just isn't necessary or effective to drag the tractor and sweeper out. The one observation I will point out is that the handle is THICK. My hands are average size, wear a mens L or XL glove depending on the maker, and the handle takes some getting used to. I would say it's almost twice the size of the average wooden rake/shovel handle. Just an FYI if you think that could be a problem. Overall I'm happy with this addition to the outdoor tool collection and would recommend it!

I use this for pine cones and pine needles and it’s perfect and resilient. Not too heavy.

Stout and durable design, nice finish.

Purchased this rake based on all the good reviews. The rake seems sturdy, based on the fiberglass handle, its heavy, but the actual rake is made of plastic that breaks. The entire middle portion of this rake is now broken in less than 60 days... I've had cheap hardware store rakes last for years and years. This one, for the plastic to break in the middle of the rake where flex happens is poor quality control on the plastic used. To make things worse, I've reached out to he seller on the amazon platform, twice.. as of today, I've heard no response. Not happy.