BREWIN-US via Amazon has
Stand-Up Weed Puller Tool w/ 3-Claw Steel Head on sale for $29.99- 50% off automatic discount at checkout (noted on the product page) =
$14.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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Product Details:
- Different from other weeder which needs bending over to pry, Brewin weeder is a fully stand up weeder with easy-eject middle grip, which helps to prevent sore knees and back aches from bending and kneeling.
- The extra-wide T-shaped handle and footstep design ensures easy insertion into the soil and effortless twisting to remove weed roots. 3 sharp and sturdy pins provide a firmer grip on the weed roots and leave smaller holes in the lawn.
- Oval-profiled steel tubular shaft design balances the strength and lightweight nature of our weed puller. It is suitable for various types of soil. 100% "GREEN" Weed eliminator - no more harmful chemical weed killer needed.
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Community Reviews
This stand up weed puller is best for saving your back while tackling weeds in soft or damp soil. It pulls most weeds well, and the long handle makes it useful for prying, twisting roots, and other garden chores without much bending. The main limits are rocky ground, dry hard soil, and deep tap roots like thistle. Hardware looseness and a few breakage concerns also come up, so thread locker or a sturdier name brand may be worth considering. A handy tool when the ground cooperates.
Gardeners with damp, soft soil who want to pull most weeds standing up, because the tool works well when the ground is soft and reduces bending.
Homeowners clearing weeds around rocks or roots who need a tool that can pry and twist, because the head can poke rocks and twist tree roots.
Tall gardeners who get back pain from bending, because the stand-up design avoids repeated stooping during weeding.
Gardeners fighting thistle or deep tap-rooted weeds, because the puller cannot reach roots that run too deep.
People working in dry, hard soil, because the tool does not work very well when the ground is hard.
Yards with lots of rocks, because the tool works great unless the soil is rocky.
Heavy-duty users pulling against tree roots, because the prongs can break when forced through lots of roots.
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