Walensee Upgraded Weed Puller, Stand Up Weeder Hand Tool
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About Walensee Upgraded Weed Puller, Stand Up Weeder Hand Tool
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
72% appreciated the adjustable handle, while 28% found it stuck
I find this tool easy to use with minimal effort and it doesn't cause sore hands or back pain.
I noticed that the spring mechanism broke, indicating a problem with the adjustability of the manual weeder.
74% appreciated its robust build, though 26% experienced breakage
I found the handtool to be quite good and sturdier than the aluminum pole.
It's difficult to place the prongs on/around the weed and the cheap shaft will likely wear out soon.
The manual weeder got damaged by a good-sized mallow and lasted only half a day. The prongs were bent off their bases and inward.
I noticed a gouge on the metal pole, resulting in a 4-star rating instead of 5-star rating.
The metal pole has a gouge, resulting in a 4-star rating instead of 5-star rating.
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76% found it easy to maneuver
I love the 3-prong model because it is very easy to use and performs as advertised.
70% appreciated the low maintenance, though 30% found it required frequent sharpening
The shaft is cheap and will wear out sooner than later.
73% found it easy to store, but 27% had trouble finding space
I found the manual weeder easy to use, twisting the weeds out of the ground with their roots and releasing them into a trash bag using the button.
I suggest that it is not suitable for use in clay/thick soils or against big weeds.
75% praised for its effective weed removal, but 25% found it left some behind
I found the tool amazing, easy to use, and efficient in removing weeds. It eliminates the need to bend over or prick fingers with thorny weeds.
I have found that the 5-prong model is not efficient in removing weeds as it only removes part of the weed, leaving all or part of the root behind.
