Rake Fiskars Ergonomic 14‑tooth curved handle 36 x 162 cm

Fiskars Ergonomic 14-tooth curved handle 36 x 162 cm garden rake is designed for general garden maintenance including gathering leaves, grass clippings and light debris. The 14-tooth head covers a wide area while the curved ergonomic handle supports a natural wrist and arm position to reduce fatigue during extended use. Compact and balanced, this rake is intended for home gardens, lawns and small green spaces where efficient, comfortable raking is required.

Advantages

The rake combines a 14-tooth head for good surface coverage with a curved ergonomic handle that improves grip and reduces strain on the wrist and forearm. Lightweight construction and a long handle length provide reach and leverage for sweeping large areas without excessive bending. The tool’s design supports controlled raking of leaves and light debris, making it easier to collect material into piles for removal or composting.

Suitable for

• Collecting leaves and lawn clippings in private gardens
• Light debris removal on lawns and pathways
• Maintenance of small parks and community green spaces
• Preparing compost piles by gathering organic material

Key specifications

• Head type: 14 flexible teeth for broad coverage
• Handle: curved ergonomic design to reduce wrist strain
• Overall dimensions: approximately 36 cm head width by 162 cm total length
• Primary use: raking leaves, grass clippings and light garden debris
• Weight and balance: lightweight for ease of use and maneuverability

How to use

Hold the curved handle with one hand near the top and the other hand lower on the shaft to control angle and pressure. Use long, even strokes to gather leaves or clippings into manageable piles, keeping your back straight and using your legs to shift weight rather than bending at the waist. For denser or damp material, apply slightly firmer strokes and work in overlapping passes to ensure thorough collection. After use, clean the teeth of stuck debris and store the rake in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged tasks, alternate hand positions periodically and take short breaks to avoid muscle fatigue. Use the rake primarily on lawns, garden beds and compacted soil; avoid prying heavy roots or stones to prevent damage to the teeth. Regularly inspect the handle and head connection for secure fastening before each season of use.