Hand Leaf Scoops | Large Hand Rake | Leaf Pickup Claws | Leaf Picker Upper | Ergonomic Leaf Grabber for Lawn, Garden, Grass Clippings, Yard Debris Scooper: 1 Set is 2 Hand Rakes (1)

Better than trying to grab leaves by hand or with a rake in one hand and holding th leaves in the other - well made

Good product. Wish I knew about this product years ago...

They are the perfect pick up for the huge magnolia leaves that cover my lawn.

I had picked up a pair of Leaf Scoops from my local Ace Hardware after seeing someone else using them last fall for leaf cleanup. What I didn't like about *those* were that they were kind of flimsy and had "teeth' that made them seem likely to break. So I went on Amazon to look for some "sturdier" ones and found these.What I like about these is that they are BIG. The leaf scoops are about 1/2 the size of these, so I can pick up more leaves at once. These also make me feel like I'm using my HANDS more. (And when I wear them, I feel like the Hulk with my giant green hands!).I also use them to smush the leaves down when I put them in the can or bag. That was one reason why I wanted something more sturdy than the leaf scoops, because I felt like the leaf scoops were going to break every time I pushed the leaves down. While I wish I had a pair of *metal* leaf scoops for leaf smushing, the Hulk Hands do a fine job, without me feeling like I'm going to break them.I would DEFINITELY recommend these for someone with a lot of leaves to pick up. I did 19 bags so far this fall, and the Hulk Hands have cut my pickup time in half from using a rake and my hand or two rakes together to pick up leaves and get them in the can or bag.

Picks up more leaves than a rakeClean

Padding on the wrist portion would make these much easier for older folks but they make leaf pick up much more effective.

These are great and very sturdy. I probably went a little too hard trying to pick up massive amounts of leaves and left bridges in the back of my wrists. It would be nice to have that part cushioned.

These work very well, but be sure to wear some gloves. They tend to rest against the back of your wrists so gloves are a must.. or some padded wrist bands may work as well.