18-Inch Lawn Aerator,Heavy Duty Push Spike Aerator with 4 Wheels,Aerator Lawn Tool with Steel Handle, Manual Aerator Lawn Tool with Foam Armrests, Suitable for Lawn, Garden and Yard

Good stuff, it helps you lose weight too. The thorns are dangerously sharpened, they look very much like a weapon, so you must handle and store carefully.

As far as functionality goes, it does its job. It is a bit bulky, so storage isnt great. Easy to move around, though. The need for a cinderblock to use this properly is a bit annoying. However, once built, and weighted down, it works. It helps to punch thin holes in the soil for seeding or aerating. I lightly seed each year and this tool helps to get the seeds in the soil better. Less issues with birds and rodents eating the newly added seed. Very easy to assemble, and the build quality is alright. Not sure it's worth the money. I would rather invest in a powered unit. They are about the same size(as far as storage goes), easier to operate and don't require additional weights to work. Overall, if you don't have a huge yard, or you dont mind the additional labor involved, this unit does work.

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.

Very hard to push or pull after adding cinder block

I put a cinder block on it and it works great it's pretty hard to push but it does do the job. Nothing better than a good workout while you make your yard look good

This product was easy to put together. I didn't need to weight it down. A wonderful product.

The tines are able to wiggle / tilt (off center) and when they do, it becomes more difficult to push...the tines become more difficult to turn. There is too much "play" with the tines. I have oiled and greased, but not much improvement.

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.