Leonard Poly Lawn Rake with Composite Handle, 30-Inch Head
This rake lets you cover more ground in less time!
This Leonard Poly Lawn Rake feature a durable 30-inch wide poly head with 30 T-shaped tines. This T shape enables the tines to retain their shape season after season better. The back of the head has a multi-ribbed design, reinforcing the head-to-handle connection.
A.M. Leonard equips this rake with a 54-inch long Tuff-Flex™ composite handle. This handle is perfect for users that want a little extra strength at the cost of added weight. These 1-inch diameter handles offer 10% more mass than a standard rake handle.
Leonard Poly Lawn Rakes let you cover more ground in less time. The ribbing on the tines increases their stiffness and strength, collecting more leaves with each stroke. These rakes give you all the benefits of a steel rake without the weight. Plus, A.M. Leonards signature orange color means you are less likely to lose it in the yard.
The increased diameter of the handles sets them apart from other handles. This increase in diameter improves your overall grip and lessens hand fatigue during use. The extra mass also enhances the durability of the handle. From the handle to the tines A.M. Leonard designed their Poly Rakes to last. They back this up with a lifetime warranty!
Product Information
Specs
- 30" width
- 54" Tuff Flex composite handle
- 30 ribbed poly tines
Product Features
- Leonard's own poly lawn and leaf rake
- Most popular size
- Includes high quality ribbed poly tine construction, and a large diameter Tuff Flex composite handle
- Bright orange head color
Product Benefits
- Compare our handle to the handles on economy rakes:
- 54" long, not 48" gives you more comfort and longer reach.
- 15/16" diameter, not 7/8" (or even less) gives easier grip, less hand fatigue, and greater durability
- The ribbing on the tines increases the stiffness and strength of each tine, helping you get more leaves with every stroke
- The bright orange color helps your crew find all of them at the end of a long day.
