Lawn Leveling Rake,Stainless Steel Lawn Leveler with 30”x10” Ground Plate, 78” Adjustable Long Handle, Level Yard Tool for Grass, Golf Field, Level Soil or Dirt Ground Surfaces-Green

Easy setup and nice size for my 5000sf lawn. It’s heavy enough to push soil and compost easily.

Spreads dirty/soil evenly as described. This is slightly too big for my flowerbeds, but if you’re using this in a yard it’s perfect.

Rake is heavy-duty, and the longer arm works well. The two-piece rake itself gets dirt in between the two sections and causes the rake to not be completely flat. I needed to take apart and clean

Works great, adjustable length. Right amount of weight to level in sand.

It's exactly as described. It's very sturdy, well made, and super easy to assemble. I almost didn't want to buy it because of all the negative reviews of broken parts, but I'm glad I did! It's worth every penny, and it's now my husband's favorite lawn tool.

Cheap thin pot metal. This would not last me using it one time. Very very thin gauge handle and pivot points. Engineered well just poor choice in gauge thickness and overall quality. I did not even attempt to use it with how thing gauge the handle is

It gets the lawn flat. I mean flat. It works way better pushing then pulling. Just a heads up!

Good product if you take the time and effort to make it flat. I was impressed with this budget leveler.Pros:-Sturdy-Long handle-Spreads dirt well-Saved me time leveling my lawn-Cheap and effective-Comfortable grip, but see cons about nubsCons: to be fair, while there are cons I’d buy this again in a heartbeat-The handle clicks together in small shippable pieces. Makes sense in our current world, but rotating the handle has some slop and I imagine may fail eventually. Easy fix if that day comes.-The click together handle means lots of joints and raised nubs. This thing is not comfortable to use with two hands with a push broom motion. I was truly impressed with how sturdy it is for all the piece parts. The handle is 11 pieces.-This thing was not flat after assembly, which was expected unfortunately. I needed to use pop can shims to level it out during assembly. Maybe 30 minutes of extra time and a sacrificed can.