Eastrans Large Leaf Scoops and Hand Rake Claw, Ergonomic Hand Held Garden Rake Grabbers for Picking up Leaves,Grass Clippings and Lawn Debris

Love the leaf rack hands they work great and just what we were looking for thank you

These leaf claws are very effective to pick up large clusters of leaves, lightweight and easy to use

I replaced a set of big-box home improvement leaf scoops with these. These leaf scoops are the same, and it's like getting a pair free from this vendor. Using these scoops, you can scoop up so much more yard debris and place it in the container without the fear of contaminating your hands. Using leaf scoops makes the job easier, Work smarter and easier, use the scoops.

We purchased three kinds of leaf scoops over the years:1. Bond 15 in W Leaf Scoop $9.992. Eastrans Large Leaf Scoops and Hand Rake Claw $21.953. Gardease ReLeaf Leaf Scoops $24.95The latter two just recently. We have a large number of trees and generate 100+ large bags of dead leaves per year. My husband and I work together so having two sets of scopes made some sense when we ordered the last two sets. Here’s our view:1. The Bond 15 in scoops were our first and served us well for about 5 years. They definitely beat using hands or hands plus rake. The plastic eventually split by the handles, so it was time to replace. Last fall, scoops were in demand and it took a while to get them.2. The Eastrans Large Leaf Scoops are sturdy and can pick up more than the Bond scoop. They have a flat bottom edge which enables one to hold one scoop and use a broom to pick up small bits nicely. The downside of this scoop, in our opinion, is that they are not the best ergonomically—we found that the plastic digs into one’s wrists a bit when carrying large loads. They are very comfortable when using just one at a time and are about 5” longer so one does not need to bend over as much to pick up material.3. The Gardease ReLeaf Leaf Scoops are well built and ergonomically the most comfortable. They can carry about the same as the Eastrans, however are more comfortable to work with. The one downside of the Gardease scoop is that the bottom edge is corrugated so it is not suitable to pick up small bits with a broom on concrete.In summary, if you want a comfortable scoop to pick up large loads on grass and don’t care about the small bits, get a Gardease. If picking up material primarily on concrete, we’d recommend the Eastrans.

Sturdy and efficient. Nice quality.

Husband swears by them. Won't do yard work without.Picks up leaves with ease.

Product works great in getting up debris. Only negative is that after a little bit. It does fatigue the hands unless you're wearing long gloves to help support the wrist.

What I liked is the larger paws (if you will) , but do not care for the handle, wasn't comfortable for me to grab and pick-up piles. Makes your fingers cramp