Review on 🔨 ERGIESHOVEL ERG-PSHB24 - 54 Steel Impact Resistant Push Broom, 56 Shaft, 24-Inch Broom, w/Patented Ergonomic Second Handle - Gray/Orange for Indoor/Outdoor Use by Noah Lewis

I don't like this rake compared to a regular cheap fertilizer rake. First a metal handle in the middle of winter. Not a very good idea. Second, the head of the rake is too small for a normal-sized horse and not strong enough to withstand the penetration of frozen urine from under the shavings. Third, it's very bulky and borders on degrading ergonomics, especially when the horse stays in the stall. It's very hard to get the leverage to lift a manure pile for a normal sized horse, so you end up doing twice the work. In addition, the raking fingers have been angled so that there are large gaps between some tines. In general - in terms of ergonomics - the original style of cheap rakes is better for the wrist and hand ergonomic issues I have, they are stronger and easier to use, and in winter a wooden handle is preferable to a metal handle - and because if If it breaks, you can run to your home storage and get a new pen. Hope this helps someone!