Garden fan rake Fiskars Ergonomic 51 x 180 cm for leaves, lightweight leaf rake with ergonomic handle

Fiskars Ergonomic fan rake 51 x 180 cm is a lightweight leaf rake designed for efficient collection of leaves and garden debris. The fan-shaped head provides a 51 cm working width while the 180 cm handle gives extended reach for lawns, borders and underneath shrubs. The rake incorporates an ergonomic handle profile that helps reduce wrist strain during prolonged use and offers a comfortable grip for routine seasonal cleanup.

Advantages

The fan-shaped head distributes tines across a wide working width to move larger volumes of leaves in fewer passes. The lightweight construction eases handling and reduces user fatigue during extended tasks. An ergonomically shaped handle aligns the wrist and hand to improve comfort and control while raking. The long handle increases reach to access hedges and undergrowth without frequent bending.

Suitable for

• Collecting fallen leaves on lawns and garden beds
• Clearing light garden debris from borders and under shrubs
• Raking grass clippings after mowing
• Seasonal yard cleanup in spring and autumn

Key specifications

• Working width: 51 cm
• Handle length: 180 cm
• Fan-shaped head for broad coverage
• Lightweight construction for reduced effort
• Ergonomic handle profile for improved wrist alignment

How to use

Hold the handle with both hands spaced comfortably along the shaft, placing the lower hand closer to the head for leverage. Use smooth, even strokes to gather leaves into rows, then lift or scoop the material into a bag or bin. For under-shrub work, extend reach by using the full length of the 180 cm handle and adjust your stance to maintain a straight back. Store the rake in a dry place and inspect the tines periodically for wear or damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the rake on dry or slightly damp leaves; excessively wet material can be heavier and increase effort. When raking large areas, work in sections and take short breaks to avoid overexertion. Keep the tines clear of soil and stones to maintain performance and prolong the tool's life.