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

I was in need of a new rake so a did a lot of research and it pointed me to this bad boy! I was hesitant since it’s not metal and I was going to be using it for a rough area with a lot of thick branches, weeds and very crowded. I beat the crap out of this thing and it worked WONDERS! The handle was comfortable and it was easy to use. It is not adjustable but it worked fine, as is for me (I’m 5’5”). It did its job! Very impressed with this take and definitely recommend! Photo for reference (area was completely overgrown and not visible to the other side).

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 like the rake but the tines/teeth of the rake are too short for my liking. I find my old weaker plastic rake with longer tines to do the job better. Especially for magnolia leaves.

This rake looks cheap at first glance but it is far from it. I was apprehensive of the way the head attaches to the handle, but after one fall season with a massive maple tree it's just as sturdy as the day I put it together. I have no doubts it'll last many years. The rake itself has a great size to weight ratio. Not too heavy at all and is a rather large rake. Didn't have many issues with leaves getting stuck in the tines either. Growing up I remember those metal tined rakes that got massively clogged up with leaves every two strokes. This doesn't have that problem. Highly recommend if you do a moderate amount of raking leaves. Can't speak to raking anything else but it worked perfectly for what I needed.

This is a quality rake. Very wide so can rake lots of leaves in small amount of time. Nice fiberglass handle and fit perfectly into handle. Previous reviews complained about hole not lining up with bolt. You have to push the handle all the way in. There is even a mark on handle showing how far it has to go. Well built and expect it to last for many years to come. I bought two. One for me and one for my son. Would buy again.

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

It was delivered on time and as described. I have multiple rakes and I like this one the best so far. The only issue that I have is when you connect the rake and pole together you have to put the screw so it doesn’t come apart. Well once I connected it I couldn’t put the screw in because I can’t see the hole line up but the good thing is I can’t get them apart. Lol. I would recommend getting this rake.

We have a large yard with 3 live oaks that drop mountains of leaves each year. For the past few years I have been using a standard rake with metal tines. It gets the job done but is slow going so I want to upgrade and bought Bully Poly Leafe rake. The rake is a solid build and was easy to assemble. The issue I am running into is with the shape of the head and the plastic tines. The tines in the middle of the head are the only ones that the ground. I've tried pushing down harder to get them all to touch but the times in the middle feel like they will break and start to tear the ground up. The only way I can make it useful is to lower the handle toward the ground and use it like a hoe. I like the overall concept just not the execution.