Groundskeeper The II Rake, 21-inches Wide, 55-inch Fiberglass Handle

I guess the black back cap falls of some times but a little super glue fixes that. Hands down best take. You will wonder why you didn’t buy it sooner. Would buy again and again

Does what I bought it for. Easily rakes evergreen tree needles out of the grass. Wish I had known about this kind of rake years ago.

This rake works very well and is well built, bought another for a gift!

If you are looking at this rake, buy it. This rake will make your life so much easier than a regular rake. grass, leaves, and most importantly little sticks. No other rake I know of can gather little sticks like this one. Spread mulch nicely. When things get caught in the teeth just flip it over 180 and pull towards you and its 100% clear. Try that with a regular rake. I threw all of the others away and bought 2 of these

Used this to thatch my lawn and clean up large pine needles from bedding and it was fantastic! I had not properly raked lawn in 2 years and had never thatched (sod is 4 years old) so it was really hard work but I once I got the initial dead grass up, it was super easy.Highly recommend this tool!

The rake is very nice, and is holding up well in rather intense spring clean up. It is very light weight, easy to handle and I would certainly buy it again - just probably from a different source. The vendor "Rittenhouse" (mkrittenhouse.com) shipped me a box containing pieces of the rake - but no assembly instructions. GREAT product - but suggest you look for it locally where you could buy it already assembled.It arrived in a box with the handle, backbone of rake head, and a bag of tines that had to be inserted, along with an interesting (but unfamiliar) fastener to secure the assembled head of the rake to the fiberglass handle . I was able to go on the manufacturer's website and by looking at a close up of the rake - figure out how to insert the tines. Once I figured it out (and got a rubber mallet) the assembly process went fairly smoothly.And based on the size of the hole - determined that I just had to pound the fastener into the assembled rake head once on the handle (which took some twisting to align the handle hole with the fastener hole on the rake head). So I "guessed" - and it worked. Thank goodness I went to an engineering school, but have to wonder if an ordinary gardener would have had the patience.

I read about this and was excited to buy it as I’m getting more serious about lawn care. I just used it to fluff up the grass and clear out some snow mold to prep for spring weed prevention. Worked great and did a good job of removing dead grass and thatch. You can go as aggressive or light as you want without hurting the healthy grass. Also did a great job raking that pesty mulch in the grass just outside the beds so I could rake it back into the beds. After 3 hours of use, the springs and teeth are near perfect. Just one is a little bent and will try bending it back. They sell single spring replacement teeth for a couple bucks if performance is slipping. Definitely feels like I’m combing the grass at dirt level with just enough agitation to promote air flow and growth.

I read so many glowing reviews and watched several YouTube videos that touted this rake and i'll tell ya what, this gizmo is the real deal.Installation was easier than expected, took probably 3 minutes. Make sure you lotion the handle or the receiving end before trying to insert and you'll be good.It does a wonderful job of de-thatching, but i'm also impressed that it didn't damage my healthy grass. In fact, after using this rake, my lawn looks healthier and more lush. My lawn seemed to be so heavily weighed down by dead grass and roots and this rake lifted sooooo much of that out and now my grass is sprawling.*The day the attached picture was taken the high temp was 88 and in the midst of a summer drought. I did heavily water my lawn before I dethatched and I would highly recommend, as my lawn responded well to this.