Leaf Scoops Hand Rakes, One Pair With Built In Handles
Two scoops, one for each hand, which is the whole point: you close them around a pile and lift an armful standing up instead of bending to gather what the rake just collected. The blades are high impact plastic with strong pointed teeth along the front edge, so they bite into a packed wet pile rather than skidding over the top of it. Handles are formed into the back of each blade, with an open gap underneath for your fingers, so there is nothing to work loose. They are made in the USA. Leaves are the obvious job, but the same pair moves grass clippings, twigs and mulch, which makes them useful well past October. They hang on a nail through the hole at the top of each blade the rest of the year.
What you're getting
- Two scoops, one for each hand, for lifting an armful without bending
- High impact plastic blades with strong pointed teeth along the front edge
- Handles formed into the back of each blade with nothing to work loose
- Made in the USA
- Also moves grass clippings, twigs and mulch, not only leaves
Why we picked it
Raking is not the tiring part of leaf season. Gathering what the rake piled up is, because it means bending to the ground over and over. A wide scoop in each hand turns that into a standing job. Teeth matter more than they sound like they should: a smooth edged scoop skids over a wet packed pile instead of getting under it.
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