
Weeds out with the root in three moves
Set the claws over the weed, press the foot pedal to drive them into the soil, give the handle a twist and lean it back. The claws grip the root and lift the whole plant out.
- Press the pedal with your foot
- Twist to grip the root
- Lean back to lift it out

Clear the lawn without getting on your knees
At 98.5 cm long, the weeder lets you work standing up, with your foot doing the pushing. Less bending and kneeling means you can clear a whole lawn in one go.
- 98.5 cm long handle
- Foot pedal does the pushing
- Less bending and kneeling

Claws that grip the root, not just the leaves
Three pointed steel claws sink about 7 cm into the soil and close around the root as you twist, so dandelions and thistles come out whole instead of snapping at the surface.
- Three pointed steel claws
- Reach about 7 cm into the soil
- Leaves a small, neat hole

Slide the weed off into the bucket
Press the knob on top of the handle and the collar slides down the claws, pushing the weed off. You never have to touch muddy roots or bend down to pull them free.
- Ejector knob on the handle
- Slide collar clears the claws
- No touching muddy roots

98.5 cm tall with a 21.2 cm T handle
A light aluminium shaft with a wide lime green T handle for two hands. It arrives in parts with instructions and screws together in a few minutes.
- 98.5 cm long
- 21.2 cm wide T handle
- Aluminium shaft, easy assembly
A tidier lawn,
standing up.
A long handled weed puller with a foot pedal, three steel claws and a slide ejector. Push, twist and lift, and the weed comes out with its root.