🌅 Dive into Clean Waters with the BEACHRAKE PRO!
The BEACHRAKE PRO Scooper Lake Tool is a versatile 4-in-1 solution for lake maintenance, combining raking, scooping, cutting, and skimming functionalities. It features a large aluminum mesh basket for collecting various debris, weighs only 5 lbs for easy use, and includes a 65-foot rope for deep water access. The tool's quick attach handle system allows for customizable lengths, and its compatibility with other Beachroller tools makes it an essential addition for any lake lover.
K**D
Really well made
I use to scrape small rocks out of the sand on my lake beach. Works great.Be warned, the teeth are razor sharp. A bit heavy, you’ll get a workout. Save the edge cover for the small teeth.
N**T
Ease of use
Hard to empty contents of basket. A flip switch to open would be nice
M**Y
Scoop
My husband liked it. It is big n does get super heavy as it picks up EVERYTHING!
P**S
Love this!
Saw someone on my lake using one of these and knew I needed one. Easy to use as long as you don't load it up too much or it gets heavy (as expected). Just hold it up for a few and let the water drain and then you can dump the leaves/debris out.
T**Z
Handy tool for lake or pond owners
Works great for cleaning up muck and debris on your shorelineWorks very well
C**D
Amazing & easy to use !
Works wonders on picking up shells ! Made a world of difference!
T**E
Functional and easy to use!
Great rake for pulling in weeds and shells out of the lake .
D**D
Not quit right for cleaning sand volleyball court
My use for this product was to clean the sand in a beach volleyball court. This product is not quit right but could meet the need, if the holes in the basket were larger (apx 1/2" to 5/8"). Currently the basket was designed to go through pond or lake water and has 1/4" openings. Possibly that works in the water but not with sand. The sand just piles up in the box, even when the sand is very dry. I have pebbles and small stones that I want to filter out. Allowing the sand to exit the box would be ideal, leaving the larger pebbles behind. This was almost the right tool.
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