92627 Broad Fork with Fiber Glass Handle | Heavy Duty Broad Fork for Tilling, Aerating and Turning Soil, Useful for Garden Beds and Pavers Base Prep, 100% Made in USA

After watching you tube gardening videos I wanted to get a broadfork. I selected this item since it was reasonably priced and well constructed to resist the weather. I like this product since it will last longer than simple wood handles if it gets rained on. The tool is heavy-duty and easy to stick into the ground half way to loosen/aerate the soil. Very well packed for transit and easy to assemble. The carrier even told me since the box had received damage to open, inspect prior to accepting. Opening the box showed good protection and zero damage to product. Great product.

Lowest priced broadfork I've seen.Surprised by the sturdiness of the tines. Narrow long plates that are large do what a "grelinette" (invented by Mr Grelin in France) is supposed to do: aerate the soil deeply without disturbing the fauna in the horizontal strates extremely well with not much effort. It took less than half the time it usually takes me to do my entire garden. I agree with another comment: a bit wobbly where the handles meet the u-bar. Could be better conceived. Not enough to lose a star. I also did a parcel that was a bit more packed. It went well. The handles and tines are sturdy.A broadfork should never be used to remove a tree stump or to aerate or turn clay soil. It appears sturdy enough however but you could hurt yourself or damage the tool.You have packed clay soil? Plant winter rye in the fall and don't bother to cut it. Use the broadfork to aerate. It will unroot the rye and the extra long roots will have already done part of the work for you while the now dead rye will compost in a few weeks and give you a rich loamy soil: just add some sand and you'll have the perfect soil for your veggies etc. Happy gardening!There are plenty of videos online of how to do this.

I guess this could be considered tilling, rather than rotating the soil it loosens it allowing you to amend or work the soil in the off-season to prep it for your next growing season, I love it! It's a hoss, it's not lightweight making this a full body workout to use.

I love this tool, and am working on using it to peer over 3000sq food of garden, from sod to vegetable patch.

Im never picking rocks again without a bradfork. This made clearing the lot so much easier and faster. Its super tough and sturdy. Best money ive spent. No body aches. 10/10 recommend.