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Greenkey Lawn Aerator Sandals
£13.95
Delivery
Fast Delivery
We aim to dispatch within 2 working days of your ordering. This may increase in spring and autumn.
We have regrettably suspended deliveries to Ireland and Northern Ireland post Brexit.
Key Features
Aerate your lawn as you walk or work
Encourages deep roots for a greener, thicker lawn
Allows rain and fertiliser to penetrate more easily
Description
Superb for the lawn, good entertainment for the neighbours!
- Beneficial at any time of the year even in winter
- Spikes sink in easily when lawn isn't dry
- Fully adjustable straps fit most adult male or female shoe sizes
- New 'snap together' buckles that won't slide
- Thirteen 45 mm (2") spikes per sandal provide dense even aeration
- Not for use on slopes
- 1 year manufacturers limited warranty
- Assembly required
Great if you use them correctly....
- Wear boots or stout shoes
- Stick the sandals into the lawn about 6 to 12 inches apart
- Put your feet in and fasten the straps as tight as possible
- Don't try to walk normally, you'll fall over!
- Just lift the whole foot up keeping it level
- Put it down flat with a very slight push
- Grab a bottle of Ready to Use Weedkiller... kill two birds with one stone!
Specification
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Season for Application
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Early Spring, Late Spring, Summer, Early Autumn, Late Autumn, Winter,
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Product Type
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Aerators
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Customer reviews
142 reviews for Greenkey Lawn Aerator Sandals
eKomi
customer reviews
These work well. I have found using a stick for support, or one shoe at a time easiest (since the spikes stick into the ground, and then its easy to loose balance while stepping again).
Took a while to work out the straps, did our own thing in the end. Walked around the garden in them and they worked well. I am not a big female but the spikes still sunk and the sandals stayed on over walking shoes (size 4)
The straps and buckles are not strong enough to sustain the withdrawal from the lawn.
No good for small feet I’m a 6 could not keep them on
Waste of money they kept coming off.I tried making them tight as possible no joy may be the ground was to wet.
So I binned them and used a garden fork.
So I binned them and used a garden fork.