Weeds out. Roots and all.
You've tried pulling by hand.
You've tried that flimsy rake from the hardware store.
And somehow, the weeds always come back.
Rootgrip is different. Its sharp, tapered carbon steel tines bite into the soil and drag roots out — in one pass.
No bending for hours. No sore knees. Just clean beds and a garden that finally looks the way you want it to.
One of our most reordered garden tools this season
✓ Stop fighting weeds with flimsy tools
Rootgrip's tapered tines are forged from solid carbon steel — built to bite through packed clay, rocky soil, and deep-rooted weeds without bending.
✓ One pass. Roots and all.
Each tine is sharpened to a fine point that grips below the surface and drags roots out completely — so weeds don't grow back in a week.
✓ 4 widths for every garden bed
Choose 5, 6, 7, or 8 tines depending on your beds. Narrow rows, wide patches, raised beds — there's a size that fits your garden perfectly.
✓ Fits any handle you already own
The removable head slides onto standard wooden posts and locks with the built-in nail holes. No adapters. No hunting for parts.
What you get today
- Rootgrip carbon steel weeding rake head (your chosen tine count)
- Sharp, tapered tines ready to use out of the box
- Built-in nail holes for secure handle mounting
- Free tracked shipping
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Seasonal production run — once this batch sells out, restock timing may vary.
Give your garden beds the clean start they deserve — grab your Rootgrip while it's still available.
30-day at-home trial
Try Rootgrip at home for 30 days. If it doesn't deliver the results or isn't as easy to use as described, return it for a full refund.
Frequently asked questions
Does this come with a handle?
No — Rootgrip is the rake head only. It fits any standard wooden post or broom handle. The built-in nail holes keep it locked in place.
Which tine count should I choose?
5 tines for tight spaces and raised beds. 6-7 for standard garden rows. 8 tines for wide, open beds where you want maximum coverage.
Will this rust?
The carbon steel is treated to resist corrosion, but like any steel garden tool, wipe it down after use and store it dry. With basic care, it'll last for years.
Can I use this in rocky or clay soil?
Yes. The tapered tines are designed to pierce hard, compacted soil. They're thick enough not to bend on rocks.
How to use
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Step 1: Slide the Rootgrip rake head onto a wooden handle or post that fits the 1.2-inch socket opening.
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Step 2: Secure with a nail or screw through the built-in nail holes.
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Step 3: Drag the tines through the soil at a shallow angle. The sharp tips grip roots and pull them to the surface.
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Step 4: Collect loosened weeds and debris. Wipe down the rake head before storing.
Specifications
- Tine length: 4 inches
- Rake width: 7 inches (5-tine) / 8 inches (6-tine) / 9 inches (7-tine) / 10.5 inches (8-tine)
- Neck length: 10 inches
- Socket diameter: 1.2 inches
- Material: Carbon steel
- Weight: 1.5 – 2.1 lbs (depending on tine count)
