DOCAZOO DocaPole 7 to 30 ft (2.1-9.1 Meters) Roof Rake Extension Pole / Telescopic Adjustable Roof Rake for Cleaning Leaves, Sticks and Debris from Roof / Standard Acme Threading / Dual-Use Yard Rake

Professional QualitySome older reviews mentioned a problem with the rake coming loose and turning making it difficult to use or not being angled sufficiently to rake the roof. If these problems existed they have definitely been completely rectified. And I got a free feather duster attachment! Yes I know a 24 foot long feather duster. "How tickled I am"

Roof rake

Very useful tool to have

The media could not be loaded.  Acheté pour repeindre la toiture de tôle de ma maison.Fait très bien le travail. J'ai utilisé uniquement 18' de longueur sur les 24'. Bien que le poids du rouleau imbibé de peinture rend le mat plus difficile à manipuler, cela à rendu le travail beaucoup plus facile, je n'ai jamais eu besoin de monter sur la toiture.

This broke in half within the first ten minutes of use and I wasn’t even tugging at anything tough. So extremely disappointing

I have a very specific need for this - pulling leaves and twigs from deep valleys in my steeply angled roof and found it worked quite well for me. The narrowest setting of the rake let me get into the valleys reasonable well and pull down much of the accumulated debris. It does get a little challenging when fully extended to get enough leverage to do the job, but I'm happy that 80-90% of the debris could be removed. Your mileage may vary.

I don't want to trash the product but it really was of little help to me. Basically it is a straight pole with a rake on the end. Trying to get a proper angle for the rake to make good contact with the shingles is nearly impossible. If you could angle the rake head it would be much better. Works okay for removing large branches though.

I received the 24' pole with expandable rake attachment, angle piece and dust mop attachment (thanks for the latter?). The pole is very nicely constructed, with simple-to-use extensions (4 total) lockable into extension by yellow lever handles. These are well constructed. The dense rubber foam grips on the base is nice, useful for handling the pole at full extension.The pole is a bit hard to control at full extension, but the length of reach is great.The extensible rake attachment is nice. To rake (long accumulated) debris from my high, metal roof valleys (8/12), the rake must be completely retracted (narrowest width) as, otherwise, the individual rake tongs are too flexible to bear down and pull out debris. This isn't a deal-breaker, and might actually be useful in other applications. The lock toggle on the rake doesn't seem to be rugged, I expect it will break in use. Also, it stands off of the rake's central shaft and, thus, can be accidentally actuated during use. Please redesign this locking mechanism.The angle accessory sits in line with the pole end and attachments. When the rake is completely screwed on to the angle accessory, and it is screwed completely onto the pole, the rake's orthogonal plane (orthogonal to rake tongs and rake central shaft) isn't properly oriented using the direction of the angle--- in other words the rake can be angled downwards from the pole using the accessory, but the rake will be skewed relative to this angle. I was essentially forced to not use this accessory. It would be nice to be able to use it for roof-cleaning purposes.Finally, the rake has a threaded hole drilled and a screw provided to clamp down on the pole (or angle accessory) threads. The screw provided was too small, and won't lock down on the inner threaded piece (which would have addressed problem above).So most of my problems involved the rake attachment and angle accessory. The pole itself is great, well-engineered.