Walensee 15-Inch Lawn Thatching Rake, Robust Dethatcher Rake, Efficient Thatch Rake with Back Saving Handle, Versatile Grass Grooming Rake for Cleaning Dead Grass, Yard Garden Durable Thatch Rake

Very effective at pulling up thatch. Can adjust the angle of rake to handle to accommodate different heights of users. One side of rake is flattened more than pointed side. Have not figured out what it can be used for

This is a very sturdy dethatcher rake. I am quite impressed with it. I used it on a very messed up lawn area and it helped the job done. Would recommend.

This is a sturdy and effective product. It is tough on the back as its use involves a manual process. Adopt a good stance and do small sections of dethatching at a time.

Boy, I do love it. I just got it, put it together and started using it. I had weeds that were as high as my chest. I used weed killer and got it down. And now started using this thrasher rake. And it pulled up a lot of weeds that were just laying and even being able to take them out by the roots. My backyard looking a lot better.

This is a very well constructed rake. It's heavy enough to do the job quickly. A little tough to put together for me. Excellent value

Handle can loosen when using Works great on thatch! Use on patches and cleans it up nicely. Great price and fast shipping

Product worked very well. As far as the handle, I used a old solid wooden stick from a old rake.

Does the job at removing thatch and dead grass. Also gives you a great workout.

If you are doing a small area its fine. Especially when I want to loosen/cleaning up bare areas for seeding. If you are using to dethatch a 2000 sq ft lawn for the first time, its going be a lot of work. The tines seem to bend too easily, maybe I had a few areas where it was catching on the lawn. After practice was able to have rake glide thru the grass, taking out a little thatch with very little effort. Works well when you have it remove a little thatch with multiple passes. Time and patience. If you use it to take out too much thatch (too aggressively), you expend a lot of energy and force that may pull out clumps of grass along with their roots.

Because this comes in pieces and must be assembled, it consistently works loose and must be tightened. It is also very heavy which makes it difficult to use.