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FlexiReach Telescopic Rake – Gardening Without Back Strain
FlexiReach Telescopic Rake – Gardening Without Back Strain
Regular price
$57.95 USD
Regular price
$109.95 USD
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$57.95 USD
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Raking leaves while bending your back – only to barely be able to stand upright afterwards.
If you finish a long gardening season with stiff muscles because the rake is too short and your back too tired, you know the problem well. The FlexiReach™ Telescopic Rake extends up to 160 cm, allowing you to stand upright and no longer rake bent over. The adjustable rake head fits everything from narrow beds to wide lawns – leaves, grass clippings, and garden debris end up in the sack with significantly less effort.

Benefits
- No more bending over while raking: Thanks to the telescopic handle extending up to 160 cm, you work upright instead of bending forward with every stroke – the garden is ready without having to lie down afterwards.
- No switching between different tools: The rake head width can be adjusted from approx. 20 cm to 56 cm, so you can use the same tool for narrow bed rows and large lawns – no searching, swapping, or having to start twice.
- No worries about premature wear: Stainless steel and robust composite materials endure even with regular use – you’ll reach for the same rake season after season without checking if it still holds up.
Specifications
- Product type: Telescopic garden rake
- Material: Stainless steel and robust composite materials
- Length: Adjustable from approx. 81 cm to 160 cm
- Rake head width: Adjustable from approx. 20 cm to 56 cm
- Application area: Garden, lawn, beds

How to use
- Set the handle: Pull out the telescopic handle to the desired working length and lock it so you can stand upright.
- Adjust the head width: Set the rake head to the appropriate width for the area – narrow for bed edges, wide for the lawn.
- Rake and collect: Push material together with even strokes – the flexible head adapts to uneven ground without getting caught.
Pro tip: Set the rake to the narrowest head width when blowing leaves in autumn to rake between densely planted perennials without damaging plants.
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