Tine count, head width and how far the handle really reaches
A rake is decided by three measurements and by whether the head stays put under load. All three are on every listing, along with what the tines are made from and how the head is fixed.
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What you get on every listing
Head width and tine count stated
In centimetres and by number, so you can match a rake to the bed or the lawn rather than guess from a photograph.
Reach measured at both ends
Telescoping handles are listed closed and extended, because the closed length is what has to fit in your store.
How the head is fixed
Riveted, bolted or a friction collar — that joint is where a rake fails, and it is the detail nobody prints.
A rake is judged at the joint between the head and the handle, not in the photograph.
Braced along a spine so nothing can pivot
Tines are capped in card and long handles travel against a rigid spine, because a head that can swing inside the carton will punch its way out of a corner before it reaches you.