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Nonnahs
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
It was pretty easy to put together and start to use. It’s pretty basic but does the job especially for a smaller lawn. I feel you need to be somewhat strong to use. It’s perfect for our front yard which is tiny and does work for the backyard as well, but someone may want a power tool for that as it would be somewhat of a tedious job with this. It does work, but you need to weigh it down with a cinderblock or something similar.
Emily S
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
The roller on this sticks occasionally which can be irritating because it is moderately heavy so I ended up running the full handled into my stomach many times. When it works it does do the job but I just had quite a few stops and starts.
#TamarahStrong
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
This 18-inch lawn aerator by Lineware is pretty cool.It requires assembly but the build is really simple -- should take less than 5 minutes. This is a practical home and garden tool; and does not take up much space in storage. You do need to add weight if you want it to dig into the earth deep enough, but that's the only complaint. Lineware did an incredible job here. It's definitely worth the investment and I highly recommend it.
Love to read
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024
This handy aerator works well, considering its size. If you have a large lawn, it may be better to consider renting a large aerator or hiring a service to do the job. The assembly is not difficult and the instructions are clear. The aerator is a little hard to push and doesn’t go as deep as a larger one. Nevertheless, it is a practical tool that is cost effective for those who have a small lawn and who prefer to have equipment on hand instead of renting it. The aerator doesn’t take up much space in a garage or shed.
WhatAtooL
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024
I love that this is easy set up (assembly took about 5 minutes, no tools required). It was easy to use but does take some strength to pull this around the yard especially if you have a hilly yard. I weighted it down with a 60 lb sack of concrete because a concrete block was not heavy enough to make the teeth dig into my yard. After adding this additional weight my yard is now finished and we wait for spring to see the improvements
Squidslinger
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024
Haven't aerated the lawn in a long time and it shows. Went to find the old tools for it and found them pretty much falling apart. So, got this. It's so much easier than the shoe add ons or the staff style punchers. Just need a cinder block which is pretty cheap. The blades go in nice and easily even in dry ground. Storing it is more of an issue due to it's size but, this is much handier at aerating than the other tools. Recommended!
Stanley H
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
This lawn aerator is made well in quality to me.It works nicely for in my initial test.The materials used are heavy duty.It's a kind of push style. The spikes are sharp and shiny.The 4 wheels are moving ok.It's easy to setup and convenient to use.I am going to test on how well they handle in our backyard area.I wish it were much heavier instead of our own added blocks.Or were it possible to connect to our lawn mower for automatic option while the manual option is flexible for small area.I may come back to add more comments and perhaps more stars later on.
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