Dolibest Lawn Coring Aerator, Stainless Steel 2 Corer Plug Aerator Tool with Soft Rubber Grip, Manual Grass Aerating Tool, Garden Tool & Cleaning Hand Tool for Loosening Soil and Improving Lawn Health

This thing is awesome. I read so many mixed reviews on several of these types of things and a common thread was that they were flimsy at the handle junctions and welds were weak. This thing is sturdy and strong enough to punch through compact clay soil and rocky soil. This one is a winner.

Exactly what I needed for my small yard ! Very sturdy, easy to use, and does a great job !

Easy to use and that's what it says i'm not reviews

If you’re covering a small area it is fantastic. It will pull 3” solid cores out opening up the ground very nicely. Easy to use and functional. I did a section outside my back door which is a heavy traffic area and this performed very well.

I purchased so it would arrive on the first day of a short streak of sun so I can prep the lawn before more rain comes. There is supposed to be 4 screws, 2 to put together the pole and 2 to secure the heavy bottom with the spikes. My package was missing the 2 to secure the heavy bottom making it impossible to use.

Does exactly what it is suppose to. The only thing I would say, If you have a large project this is probably not the best way to go. Its a lot of work, but the product itself is strong and sturdy.

I have been using a corona yard butler tool and it works great, but it only takes out two plugs per step. I saw this one and thought it would get the yard done faster because it takes out 4 plugs per step. It is well built and pretty solid, but it doesn’t go as deep into the soil as the corona tool. I really think if the area where I step down with my foot was flat(like the corona tool) instead of a rounded tube it would be a lot easier to get good leverage to push it into the ground better. I also feel the extra leverage would allow the took to go completely into the ground for maximum plug depth. I know the soil must also be just so, not too wet, not too dry, Currently my soil is just right for aeration and the corona tool has no issues. This tool I do have to rock it side to side to get it as deep as possible into the soil, but if the foot step area was flat instead of a rounded tube I could easily step on it and go. It goes into the soil just fine, it just only goes 2 inches in because I can’t get good leverage on that rolled tube with my foot. I’m tempted to flatten it out myself, but the manufacturer real should change the design to make a flat area for stepping on.

It’s a perfect tool for lawn