Customer Reviews for VEVOR Aquatic Weed Cutter, 30" Cutting Path Water Grass Cutter, Stainless Steel Blades Lake Weed Cutter, Weed Rake with 33 ft. Rope, Blade Covers, and Aluminum Alloy Handle for Beach, Pond, and Lake

This is very good product if you have small pond. Received very fast and using it already for second summer. Definitely recommend this weed cutter.

Works quite good. Only problem its made from soft metal and bends due to weed weight. Other than that great product.

Používáme pro beach kurty, které jsou blízko stromů. Pokud je písek suchý, lze ho snadno čistit i přerovnávat. První hrábě přišly poškozené a prodejce okamžitě poslal náhradní. Za to děkuji a určitě doporučuji.

It works well removing branches and leaves from my pond. On the downside, I had to have a small bar welded where the rope attaches because it often slide to either side when tossed. Others have complained about this problem and I cannot understand why the manufacturer has taken steps to modify their design like some of us have had to do.

Very poor instructions. Screws barely fit and neither of the two that I ordered came with the green net as listed. Still usable.

Light weight. Angled for penetration, wide for maximum capture.

This is an almost perfect lake rake however the lower part that attaches handle to the basket is too flexible and over time it flexes the mesh basket and breaks it.. figure that out and it would be perfect

This rake is wonderful! You can throw it, but not far because it's heavy. But one throw from this rake is equal to 10 or more with smaller rake. It's very well made. It will also bring up muck not just algea/seaweed. If I grabs too much muck you will need help to pull it onto shore. We have a winch on our UTV we used.

I was skeptical spending this much for a rake. But I have to say it was a good purchase. It pulls the weeds out by the root which was a concern. Only negative is it should of had an eyelet on it to attach the rope to the top of the triangle. As once in awhile the rope can slip down the triangle making that throw useless. But doing a slip knot seems to have taken care of that problem.

It works well removing branches and leaves from my pond. On the downside, I had to have a small bar welded where the rope attaches because it often slide to either side when tossed. Others have complained about this problem and I cannot understand why the manufacturer has taken steps to modify their design like some of us have had to do.