CobraHead® Broadfork - Grelinette - Great for Farm and Garden - Ergonomic U-Shaped Design - Tough Carbon Steel Tines Lift & Aerate Soil - Durable Ash Handles - Made in Wisconsin

It’s no fun to use, which is what makes it perfect! Built great, stands up to hours of monotonous use. If this is your thing, this will be your thing, enjoy.Nice craftsmanship no complaints.

Well made, comfortable to use. Great for airation, loosening soil around roots of existing plants without tearing up the mulchin landscapes or gardens for increased water, fertilizer utilization.A bit spendy $$$ but it will last forever with proper care... great design, tines are enter soil with minimal effort.I use this now to prep garden in place of tilling. The added earthworm activity has been a benefit because of this "no till" change in gardening soil prep..

I have seen this tool in gardening magazines for years, and it looked like something that would work great in my raised bed vegetable gardens, but the price felt a bit steep. This year, I took the plunge and am very happy that I did. My beds were much easier to work up and not turning the soil with a spade made it possible to plant despite the very wet spring. I find myself using it in flower beds that have been overtaken with grasses too. I can avoid harming perennials and the grass roots pull out easily. Even the rocky, clay soil that lies under the gardens is less of a challenge now.

It is heavy as would be expected. Very sturdy. The only ground that has stopped it is some very solid red clay areas of my yard.

It is a well made product. Worth the price tag. Only suggestion would be more packing in the tine end of the box. The tines were sticking out of the box when it was delivered. No harm to the product but I see how it could have been damaged in transport.

Works great! Handel's are very strong and the broad fork is nearly indestructible. My soil is clay and this has no problem working it.

This is a heavy duty tool. Right out the box, these wooden handles are very thin, my shovels handles are thicker than these. Pathetic; I contacted the company and asked them to send out new handles, nothing. I liked the idea of having wooden handles, but $200 for just the head, that is crazy. Now I have to either make my own or weld something on there.

So easy to use and very little disturbance to the worm population. Every good gardener knows the importance of not overtilling the soil. This was definitely worth the money. Best yet - it's made in Wisconsin!