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6 Reasons Homeowners Are Switching To This Lawn Tool And Ditching The Rake, The Leaf Blower And The Painful Bending

You own a rake. You probably own a blower. The yard still takes the whole weekend. Neither one picks anything up. One gathers, the other moves it. Both finish with you on your knees, holding a bag open.

	The IronRidge	A Leaf Blower	A Rake
Gathers the debris	Yes, as you walk	No, it relocates it	Yes, slowly
Picks it up off the ground	Into a 7 cu ft hopper	Never lifts a thing	Only your hands do
Bending required	None	Still bagging on your knees	Constant
Gas, cord or battery	None, you push it	Yes, and the neighbors know	None
Verdict	☺	☹	☹

Two of these three columns finish in exactly the same place: a pile still on the ground, you kneeling next to it. Only one finishes with the lawn clear.

1. Half of what is on your lawn cannot be mulched at all Needles, acorns, gum balls

Mulching works on grass. It does nothing to acorns, sweetgum balls, magnolia pods or walnut hulls. They are hard and round, so a blade just moves them and they roll away from a rake instead of gathering. The IronRidge cuts nothing. Three V-shaped brushes lift it all off the grass and throw it into the hopper.

Leaves, clippings, needles and pine straw
Acorns, sweetgum balls, magnolia pods, walnut hulls
Small sticks, twigs and light thatch after dethatching

2. It lifts the debris off the grass while you are still walking No motor. The wheels drive the brushes

Nothing on it is powered. The wheels turn the brushes, and turn them fast: one turn of the wheels spins the brushes five times. So you walk at a normal pace and they flick debris up off the grass. It weighs 29.97 lb and you supply the power.

No gas, no cords, no battery, nothing to service
Metal frame, and the core arrives assembled

3. A blower moves the pile. It has never picked anything up The job starts after the pile exists

Gas, cord or battery, a blower only relocates the problem to a spot you don't mind. The half of the job that happens after the pile exists has always been done by hand. The IronRidge skips the pile entirely, because the debris went into a 7 cubic foot hopper while you were still walking.

No pile to bag afterwards
Nothing to start, refuel or charge
Quiet enough that the neighbors do not know

4. It is not the raking people mind. It is the forty times you bend down after it Four motions become one walk

Blow into a pile. Rake what the blower missed. Then bend down forty or fifty times, scooping armfuls into a bag that will not stay open. That is four separate motions to move leaves twenty feet. If your back hurts, this removes the part that hurts. Not the walking. The bending.

You walk, it lifts, the hopper fills behind you
The hopper comes off on four buckles at waist height
Three 300 liter bags come in the box, so bagging is solved before you start

5. You set the brush height to match what is actually on the ground Ten positions on a lever, no tool

Acorns and gum balls sit low in the grass, so the brushes have to come down to meet them. Fine clippings on a thick lawn want them higher. The lever moves the brushes through ten positions, by hand, no tool. Height also decides how hard it is to push: set right, they roll.

Ten brush heights, set from the side by lever
Low for acorns and gum balls, higher for thick or uneven grass
No tool to find and nothing to unbolt

6. Use it for a full fall before you decide anything Thirty days, shipping both ways

This is a fall tool, so take it through the season. If it has not taken the bending out of your cleanup, tell us inside thirty days for a full refund, with free shipping both ways. Three 300 liter bags, the One-Pass Yard guide and the Boot Audit checklist come free in the box, yours to keep either way.

30 days, not 14, because this is a seasonal tool
Free shipping out and free shipping back
$77 of gear included, yours to keep regardless

FROM THE BOX TO THE FIRST CLEAN LAWN

One Build, Then One Walk

There is no motor, nothing to start and nothing to refuel. The wheels turn the brushes, so the only thing you supply is the walk.

DAY IT ARRIVES

Fifteen minutes in the garage

The core comes assembled. You attach the push frame and the hopper with a screwdriver, and that is the whole build.

FIRST PASS

Push ten feet and look behind you

A clean stripe means the brush height is right. Most people find their setting inside a minute, and it adjusts from a handle at the side.

THE WALK

The hopper fills behind you

No pile to come back to and no second pass. The job ends the moment you stop walking.

EMPTYING IT

Four buckles, standing up

It lifts off by a padded handle straight into one of the 300 liter bags that came in the box. A full hopper does not even fill one.

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What Homeowners Are Saying

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Finally retired the blower

“I was so sick of blowing leaves into a pile just to watch the wind take half of them. This actually picks it up and bags it. The whole yard was done before my coffee got cold.”

Eudora H.

★★★★★Verified Buyer

My neighbors are thankful

“No more 7am gas-blower racket. This is dead quiet and it grabs the acorns my blower would just skip over. Wish I'd bought it two seasons ago.”

Marcus T.

★★★★★Verified Buyer

Works after mowing too

“Ran it right behind the mower and it swept up every clipping the blower used to just scatter. One pass and the lawn looks manicured.”

Silvia H.

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No Bending. No Bagging. No Back Pain.

The 7 cu ft hopper holds a huge load. Roll, empty once, and you're done. Your back never leaves standing height.

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What Used to Take an Hour Takes 10 Minutes.

Blow it, rake it, bag it, haul it. That's an afternoon with a leaf blower. With this, you walk the yard once and it's clean.

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