🍂 GARDEASE ReLeaf Leaf Scoops: Efficient and Ergonomic Handheld Rakes for Quick Leaf and Lawn Grass Removal Review

As you can see in the picture I bought two different types of leaf shovels. Greens are great for collecting large piles of leaves, twigs, and grass. They aren't very good at picking up leftover food. This is where yellow shovels come into play. I use them to pick up anything from leaves, grass, twigs, etc.

I took her to check the lawn. I have several large oaks and several pines in my garden. I saw so many positive reviews that I decided these blade shovels are worth trying and I'm glad I did. The speed at which I can pack garden waste has increased significantly and I feel much more efficient. I have big hands (I wear size 14 shoes and wear XL gloves) and they still fit me. I strongly encourage you to pick a few of these! Update January 10, 2018 I feel like the incredible Hulk using them but…

I own a lawn care business, so to say I've tried everything seems almost redundant. Also, I usually don't like a product because I think it should serve its purpose. However, they are truly amazing. Ergonomically they are great because the brush is like a baseball glove. It uses your hand to support the load, allowing for a balanced feel for what's being picked up. Another great feature is that when I'm cutting the bushes, I can use the blower to remove the clippings and rake them up. Then the…

Over the years we've purchased three types of leaf scoops: 1. Bond 15 at W Leaf Scoop $9,992. Eastrans Large Leaf Shovel and Hand Rake Claw $21,953. Gardease ReLeaf Leaf Scoops $24.95 The last two are very new. We have a large number of trees and produce over 100 large bags of foliage per year. My husband and I work together so having two sets of scopes made sense when we ordered the last two sets. Here's our opinion: 1. Bond 15 Scoops were our first and have served us well for about 5 years…