Customer Reviews for VEVOR Push Lawn Sweeper, 66cm Leaf & Grass Collector, Strong Rubber Wheels & Heavy Duty Thickened Steel, Durable to Use with Large Capacity 198L Mesh Collection Hopper Bag, 4 Spinning Brushes

Hard to push but it does a good job picking up the leaves and smaller twigs in the yard.

Absolutely what it is … does exactly what its supposed to do .. well constructed.. I had a earth wise and the basket was complete garbage

Easy to put together and light, be mindful that it will only pick up light leaves and not small branches or seed pods, all in all not a bad product.

This lawn sweeper has been great for the lawn. It took a few uses to get used to the force it takes to push it along. It's a pretty good workout before you get used to it especially on a hot day. As I became more familiar with it and how easily it adjusted to get grass and debris off the sidewalk, it became evident that it is a game changer. I think it can almost replace raking and sweeping or greatly reduce those tasks. For the price it's a great addition to the lawn care arsenal.

The sweeper is heavy duty. It took a while to figure out just how best to use it, especially emptying it into a garbage bag. I was overthinking it. The adjustable height setting moved on me a couple times even thought the setting was tight. I use it mostly for grass clippings and it works very well. Leaves should be no problem. I kind of wish I purchased the larger pull-behind model. I recommend this sweeper.

Super easy to put together and works amazing. I will recommend this to everyone.

My 11 year old grandson (with no adult help) put this together and thought it was easy. Once we figured out the dial and moved it up as high as it would go I could push it. I am 75 and I wish I had bought the 21 inch instead of 26–I am sure it would be a little easier to push. Oh well, I will be exercising with it and developing muscles. It really works in picking up my neighbors sycamore tree trash droppings! That tree sheds its bark like a snake, drops huge leaves, and fuzzy balls all year long. RHate it!

This lawn sweeper has plastic tines which spin when it is pushed forward. They catch the leaves and flip them into a cloth bag held onto the metal frame by plastic clips. There is a bolt with a plastic handle you turn loosen, adjust the height of the sweeper, and tighten to keep in place. When you back the sweeper up, the wheels turn without engaging the tines. It was not really easy to assemble, but I eventually figured out the instructions. I had to contact customer service find out where one part went. The sweeper works well on grass, but if you have spots of dirt, the leaves tend to get matted down and not picked up. I don't think the sweeper would work very well on wet leaves. Depending on how fast you push it, some leaves may overshoot the bag. Sometimes a leaf will shoot off to the left or right of the bag. It can pick up small twigs, but if they are big enough they will get caught in the tines and stop them from turning. My biggest issue with the sweeper is that if your lawn is uneven, you have to constantly bend over to adjust the height. If the sweeper is too low, the tines will catch on the ground and not turn. If it is too high, it won't catch any leaves. I think this product could be improved by having a level either activated by hand or by foot to adjust the height on the fly. Another issue is maneuverability. Pushing it in a straight line is fine, but sometimes I find myself have to lift it up and turning it around on tight turns. Another issue is emptying the bag. I think most people that use this lawn sweeper would want to put the leaves in a paper lawn waste bag. To do that, I would hold the bag over the lawn bag with one hand and push the leaves out with the other. Not the easiest thing to do. Despite the issues with this lawn sweeper, I would recommend it. Even if you have to go over some areas again, it collects leaves in less time with less effort than raking.

Okay so at my age I should have got one to pull around behind my riding mower. If you set this too low it's going to be tuff to push (well it was for me, My yard has plenty of "hills and mounds") Once I found the right setting for a 1st run it wasn't as difficult as I made it out to be.

Works better than I expected, my wife rakes the leaves and she is so grateful that I purchased this.