WristSaver Garden Shrub Rake
Perfect for Arthritis or Carpal Tunnel!!

The latest innovation in ergonomic garden tools, these provide more power with less muscle & joint strain. Instead of working with the wrist, these are designed so the forearm takes the brunt of the work… much easier for those with arthritis or carpal tunnel. And actually, they make the job easier for anyone! Foldable handle. Heavy steel construction with chrome finish.
Groundbreaking power in a simple-to-use tool.

The only shrub rake that gives you complete one-handed control -- leaving the other hand free to move the shrub or plant aside. Perfect for cleaning out leaves or debris that builds up in those hard to reach places! Heavy-duty steel construction and resilient powder-coated finish with a comfortable handgrip and flexible arm cuff for support. 29” long.

* Ground-breaking power in a easy-to-use tool
* Great for individuals with arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome
* Provides more power with less muscle and joint strain
* New fold-away handle
* A gift every gardener will enjoy!!
* Great for those hard to reach places

Customer Reviews

When you put [a Wrist Saver tool] in your hand, it makes you want to go looking for beds to cultivate and hoe. They were more efficient and offered more power than any comparable small hand tool I have ever used. --- Joel M. Lerner, The Washington Post

Vertex Wrist Saver Tools are the real thing. These are the most comfortable, easy to use gardening tools I’ve ever used. --- Spike Carlson, Family Handyman Magazine

Ergonomically-designed Vertex Wrist Saver Tools are a gardener’s best friend! --- Flower & Garden Magazine

I couldn’t imagine I would enjoy using the Wrist Saver v-hoe, cultivator and trowel, but I did! . . . Gripping the vertical handle of the hoe with the cuff in position on the top of my arm, I made short work of the weeds. --- Cincinnati Enquirer

These tools are ideal for anyone with carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis, arthritis or other physical aliments. --- Phyllis Stephens, Spokesman Review

We gave these tools a try and loved them. --- The Columbus Dispatch

These ergonomic tools actually make digging easier by keeping your wrist straight and harnessing that [upper-arm] energy. --- Garden Compass Magazine

They are perfect for digging, planting, weeding, aerating, and amending soil. --- Hardware and Home Centre Magazine

Gardeners with –– or trying to avoid –– carpal tunnel syndrome will welcome them, as will those with chronic joint pain, inflammation or reduced strength. --- Connecticut Post