Rugg Original Leaf Scoops, Large Size Hand Rake Claws for Debris & Yard Waste Pick Up, Yellow, (One Pair)

Well, that may be an exaggeration. But these do greatly facilitate leaf collection. Simple and effective - that makes a good invention.

These little hand scoops proved extremely helpful for me to clean up my yard full of small debris after a tornado hit our home. It tripled the amount of debris I could put into my wheel barrow. Simple to store, they were a good purchase.

Admittedly, I love to rake leaves. Don't know why. But picking them up.. .this is the second pair of scoops I've had; wore out the first pair. The scoops fit nicely on my hands and the claws do a great job picking up the leaves. NOTE: they don't do well with acorns, but are not meant to.

A little flimsy but still works well. Worth the purchase!

I had a set like these years ago and after many, many fall cleanups, one broke. I spent a good two years looking for this same design again. I'm very happy to finally have found them. They are the easiest to work with and pick up all kinds of yard/garden debris easily.

They are great and sturdy for picking up leaves and grass

I really like these scoops. Makes it really easy to pick up a big batch of leaves without having to bend over time and again. Has saved my aching back several times.Would definitely recommend it to anyone who has trees that shed leaves and the leaves have to be picked up.

Made in the U.S., helpful product, enables you to pick up huge bunches of leaves to load into leaf barrels/bags. Each disc is thin but seems durable, I just wouldn't put a lot pressure on them tamping down leaves in the barrel/bag. The rake like edges pick up really small stuff. I am very happy with this purchase.

I used this device to pick up grass and leaves off my lawn after I raked it. Worked great.

These will work fine but its really just two big pieces of lightweight plastic that should eb priced lower.Warning - The label on the front is ridiculous and doesn't peel off leaving a crappy paper mess behind, so if you want it off - you will need to soak it off.