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- #49,429 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #50 in Manual Lawn Aerators
Product Description
Product Features：
Color: Black
Size: 11.6X5.1 inch
Product Material:：
Shoes: Plastic
Straps: Polypropylene Fiber
Spikes: Galvanized iron nail
- Packing List :
- Lawn Aerator Shoes x 1
- Small Shovel x 1
- Replacement Nails x 2
When is the best time to aerate the lawn?
The best months to aerate your lawn depends on the climate, but spring is the best time to aerate. Using lawn spikes to perforate the soil makes it easier for the grass to absorb water and nutrients, making your lawn lusher.
- Using the aerator shoes to walk on the lawn, you will create holes in the soil to:
- Loosen the soil, rainwater and nutrients reach the roots of the grass more effectively
- Improve drainage and prevent water accumulation due to heavy rain
- Decrease the compaction within the soil
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024
They work well with a workout, careful not to fall because they get stuck. Better to water before using, easy to loose your balance.
Matt Feldman
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024
Good product that work but does need the spikes to be cleaned every couple of steps.
Angelina
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024
These things are AWESOME! They’re fun and easy and we’ve seen an improvement in our gas’s growth in the areas we’ve used these on. Just finished aerating the lawn and will be putting seed down in our bare areas. I’m confident it’ll grow great with how well these aerate the ground. They can get stuff stuck on them a lot but maybe that’s just because our ground is so muddy…
Beth K
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023
I was warned by a few people that these don’t work, but I had already ordered. I was hoping to prove them wrong. I followed instructions for fit, but the wouldn’t stay on. When the spikes went through ground, they stayed when I lifted foot. I had to manually remove device with my hands, try to remove dirt from spikes, and start over. I finally gave up after twisting both my ankle and knee. I later found my neighbor had broken an ankle with a set. I waited too long to return; would give them away, but seriously concerned about being responsible for someone getting hurt
CW
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
These work great, no assembly needed, but figuring out how to lace the straps was a bit of a challenge. I only wore them twice before one of the straps broke. Make sure you're wearing some sort of high top shoe or boot, because the straps will dig into your skin. Also be careful where you step, the spikes are long and sharp; so, if you step on something other than grass or dirt you may stumble and/or fall.
DKen
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2022
This tool works as intended but don't think it's a quick fix for your soil compaction problems. First, the tool is well made to last with a metal plate, unlike others which are all plastic and break easily. Second, the velcro straps work well, although I recommend you don't try to simply slip them on and go. Ensure you thread them correctly and snugly -- and put them on where you intend to walk. Don't walk across the sidewalk, etc ... they're not made to walk on concrete. Third, ensure you have them strapped on tight. You will have to "learn" how to walk in them, so go slow and steady - you're not running a race. Best worn with boots. Third, when walking try to stay more on the front of your foot and stay balanced. If you don't have good balance and or strength in your legs, don't buy this product - use another tool. Fourth, if it's the least bit wet, you'll need to use the provided tool to scrape chunks off so keep that tool handy. Fifth, this is best used for limited areas, such as a 10 x 12 section that is compacted. So, I liked the sturdiness over other similar products and the provided scrapping tool to leverage chunks of dirt/mud off the bottom. Now, another comment, if your soil is compacted, aerating is only the first step ... you should get a soil amendment, like mulch or peat moss, to solve the issue. However, these shoes are the first step unless you want to till by hand or rake. After use, it's perfect to put down seed/fertilizer.
vk
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022
The reviews for these soil aerator "shoes" were all over the place so I did not know what to expect. I tried this years ago using golf shoes and the results were not that good. Since renting the equipment or paying someone to do it was more than I wanted to pay I thought I'd give it a try. The spikes are long enough that you get a real hole in the soil. It only took a minute or two to get the hang of walking (lift your foot up and down like marching) and the task seemed easy. It's a little tiring so for 100 x 150 yard or so I did sections at a time. Be sure you wet the ground or do it the day after a rain. I am happy with the results.
MGT
Reviewed in Mexico on April 29, 2022
Leí muchísimas versiones de este tipo de zapatos. Para mí sirven perfecto en mi jardín, hice mucho más trabajo del que hubiera pensado en menos tiempo. No es fácil estoy de acuerdo, tienes que estar presente cuando los uses. Es un buen ejercicio mental y físico, es hacer conciencia de como piso, dónde pongo más presión, donde tengo que hacer equilibrio y que necesito hacer para liberar mi pie. Lo recomiendo no solo como herramienta de jardín, es bueno para meditar.
Yaadman
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2021
Spikes and sole are very durable, but one of the straps frayed and broke during its first use. I followed the instructions to a tee! Even waited for rain to fall over two days. I do not recommend this product for people who own medium to large lawns.
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