Lehtiharava Fiskars Light Leaf Rake

The Fiskars Light Leaf Rake is designed for efficient collection of leaves and garden debris. Measuring 510 mm in working width and 1720 mm in overall depth, the rake combines a wide reach with a compact profile. Durable plastic teeth are arranged to gather leaves without damaging lawns or delicate plants, while the lightweight construction reduces user fatigue during repetitive raking tasks. The black and white finish offers a neutral, modern appearance suitable for a variety of outdoor settings.

Advantages

The lightweight frame improves maneuverability and makes the tool easier to use for extended periods. Plastic tines provide flexibility to follow ground contours and resist bending or breaking under normal garden use. The 510 mm width balances coverage and control, allowing for efficient collection in borders, lawns and paved areas. The overall length supports comfortable working posture, helping to minimize back strain.

Suitable for

• Collecting fallen leaves on lawns and flowerbeds
• Gathering light garden debris such as grass clippings and small twigs
• Cleaning paved paths, patios and driveways
• Seasonal garden maintenance in spring and autumn

Key specifications

• Working width: 510 mm
• Overall depth/length: 1720 mm
• Material of teeth: durable plastic
• Handle and frame: lightweight construction
• Color: black and white

How to use

Hold the rake with both hands spaced comfortably along the handle to maintain control and a neutral wrist position. Using smooth, sweeping motions, gather leaves into windrows for easier collection. For tight areas or near plants use shorter strokes to avoid disturbing soil or roots. After raking, lift collected material into a bin or compost bag, taking care not to overload the container to keep handling easy and safe.

Recommendations

Store the rake indoors or in a covered area to protect plastic teeth from prolonged UV exposure. Inspect the tines regularly for wear and clear any debris from between teeth after use. For heavy or wet debris, use a sturdier tool or work in smaller sections to avoid excessive strain on the rake.