Raptor Pull Handle for Sand Scoops

This may sound nuts, but I bought this to use as a helping hand for my push mower. Have a bad wrist from motorcycle crash years ago and needed to to push with that hand with a handle sticking upward/vertically to relieve stress on wrist. Yep, red-neck ingenuity, I suppose. But with a little careful trim/shave job on the clamp pieces with a deburring tool, it works great for my mower. May not work for all, but mine is just fine. Not at all what this is for, but love it anyway. Cheers

Used on my flagging paddle and absolutely love it

Solid handle and easy install. Once installed, it gives great leverage and does its job well.

I really liked this product for the price, it is a real hand saver on my Coob Scoop and wooden handle from Ace Hardware. I have arthritus in my thumb and it took all the pressure off my thumb....a suggestion when installing on a larger wooden handle, I set the two rubber grips on the top of my oven when I was baking some potatoes. This warmed up the rubber, and made it a lot easier to install the four nuts and bolts to secure it. This thing really works great!!!

This makes shaking sand through a scoop so easy and controllable. It feels sturdy and well made, and came with all the hardware to put it on the fiberglass handle I adapted from a Harbor Freight shovel. My only complaint is I cannot keep it from spinning on the handle. I’m afraid to crank down on it too much because I don’t want to break it or crack the fiberglass handle. Even with the rubber inserts it will not stay in position. That is pretty frustrating, but other than that it’s great. Definitely worth the price. I only wish it came with a solution to keep it from spinning.

Someone had recommended this product, so I thought I would try it out. I noticed a big difference when using tools. This makes it more comfortable. Highly recommend if you have carpel tunnel syndrome or other wrist problems.

Installed easily on my wooden handle and proved to be of use on the first trial. The only thing that I can add as a suggestion is the inclusion of 2 thin pieces of rubber to go under the plastic handle where the hard plastic meets the wooden handle--about the thickness of a bike innertube. The included rubber pads are only of use for a much thinner fiberglass pole. I am going to experiment with this later.

Good quality