This is a pretty nice broom. Let’s look it over. The broom arrived in a compact box. That’s it? How do you fit a push broom in there? We knew the brush head folded, but didn’t realize the handle completely comes apart. The “adjustable handle that extends and retracts” means you screw together however many pieces of handle you want to use. We took it to mean that it was a telescoping handle. It’s not. It’s four sections of handle. Perhaps some jobs may require a short handle, so you’d use only one or two sections. But it takes all four sections to make a regular push broom. Even then, it’s a couple inches shorter than the old broom, but it’s long enough. The 60” long handle in the description is really only about 55 inches. The 60 inches includes the broom head. We took a picture by a tape measure and noted the increments in the event that the picture can’t be zoomed in. The handle is very lightweight. It almost feels like aluminum, but we’ll go with the description of thin stainless steel. The sections screw together firmly so it doesn’t feel like it will come loose in use. The grips on the handle are soft plastic, not cushy foam or rubber. The broom is still comfortable to use. The broom head is pretty true to description. The color is nice. The bristles are dense on the bottom, but somewhat thin coming out of the head. We only noticed because the groups of bristles are less clustered than the old broom. It is still dense enough to push debris. What we really like are the unique folding wings. We’ll likely use it full size, because we don’t have many small jobs, but if we did, the design is pretty clever. Where the design will come in handy is in storage. This broom’s small footprint won’t be too much clutter among all the other garage tools. The wings do fold up and down easily. The slide lever both locks it fully open and acts as the latch when the wings are folded on top. Oh, yeah. It’s no big deal, but we just thought it was funny that the locks are labeled “on” and “off”. To us, On should mean locked, and Off should mean unlocked. Yet, it works the opposite. When the wings are down, you slide it to Off to lock it. Oh well. It’s pretty intuitive regardless of the choice of words. And speaking of funny, the description also says “Two-speed adjustable, dual-sided efficiency”. We get that the dual-sided efficiency is the folding wings, but two-speed makes it sound like it’s got some sort of onboard power. The only power is people power. If you’ve got two-speeds of fast and slow work in you, that’s the best you’ll get. LOL! Overall, this is a very nice broom to adequately accomplish sweeping tasks. It has some differences to the old broom, so we may not retire that ol’ guy quite yet. But for a lightweight, unique broom to sweep up average dirt or outdoor leaves, this is a good addition to the garage tools. (Sorry if the formatting doesn’t recognize our paragraphs.)