What type of leaf rake is the least durable?

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: We use metal landscape rakes to move the leaves forward. We use leaf blowers to move leaves through the yard.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Depends on length of time used and if they are being used correctly

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Plastic

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Most commonly sold at most box stores.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Tendency to break faster

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: bamboo is cheap and will last 1 season if that.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Plastic rakes tend to break easily.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: In cold climates plastic rakes will become brittle and break easily. Metal tines will last a lifetime.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Breaks easily and not dependable.

Answer: Metal
Explanation: metal rakes usually work better to also pick up any dead grass with each pass

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Too soft and rots

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Plastic breaks easier

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Pros and cons to all of them.

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Bamboo rakes are far too flexible and dont hold up well to the outdoor elements.

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: this rake seems to break easier then the plastic rakes in my experience

Answer: Metal
Explanation: We do have a couple metal rake but they don't seem as durable so we seem to not use them as much.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Plastic definitely breaks the easiest when stepped on

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: No rake is perfect

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Never used one more than once.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: We do a good amount of raking and the plastic just does not last long. It may last longer for very small jobs that are easy and light.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: We don't like plastic rakes because the tines usually break fairly easy

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Plastic, never used bamboo but don't think it'll be better than metal.

Answer: Metal
Explanation: Metal is better for gardening

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: I have had several break on me

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: if you are to hard on it braking willhappen

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Bamboo, tines break easier, but is still durable

Answer: Metal
Explanation: They break to easy.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: This depends on the quality of each individual rake.

Answer: Metal
Explanation: I use the Red Rhino ones from Home Depot.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Breaks when cold

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: I don't use Bamboo rakes professionally as I feel their life span is far too short.

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Yep.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Vigorous work will wear a plastic rake down

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: always break

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Fragile..easy on roots..but cost..stick with plastic although it will breakdown over time if left in the sun

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Plastic dries and brakes

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Depends on job.

Answer: Metal
Explanation: the metal tines bend after a while and start to leave leaves behind.

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Breaks easy.

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: The tines of plastic rakes will weaken faster with use and also get weaker while in storage between seasons.

Answer: Bamboo
Explanation: Easy to snap edges and break under pressure from my experiance

Answer: Plastic
Explanation: Subject to breaking