Tools for yards that deserve better

Lawn Sweepers

Clear it.
All of it.

Four models reviewed across every debris type — dry leaves, pine needles, acorns, wet conditions. The one to beat, and the one for when that isn't enough.

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Fertilizer Spreaders

Feed it
evenly.

Broadcast and drop spreaders tested on real lawns. Coverage pattern, calibration accuracy, and the models that actually earn their keep over a full season.

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Tow-Behind Aerators

Open it
up.

Plug aerators that pull real cores, spike aerators that don't, and the right time of year to use each. Coming this season.

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Latest Reviews
Lawn Sweeper Top Pick  ·  8.4/10

Agri-Fab 44-Inch Tow-Behind: Still the one to beat

The 5.6:1 brush ratio is the highest in its class and the flow-through hopper design outperforms conventional bags in every real-world test. The default recommendation for most residential yards.

The best lawn tool is the one you stop thinking about after the first season.

Lawn Sweeper Heavy-Duty Pick  ·  8.9/10

Ohio Steel 50-Inch Pro: When the Agri-Fab isn't enough

Spiral brushes, rubber tires, 50-inch path. Built for large properties with serious pine needle or acorn loads. More machine, more money — and worth it when your yard demands it.

Lawn Sweeper Best Value  ·  7.8/10

Agri-Fab 26-Inch Push: Small yard, honest answer

No tractor required. Best brush ratio for a push model. Folds flat and hangs on a garage wall. For a suburban lot under a third of an acre, this is the right tool.

Lawn Sweeper Budget Option  ·  7.2/10

Brinly STS-427: A reasonable starting point

Six brushes, twist-lock height, American-made. Performs well for leaves on flat ground. Know about the pinion gear issue at 12 months and dethatch before pine needles — with those expectations set, good value.

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