A lawn care assembly for removing debris from a lawn includes a roller that may be urged across a support surface. A plurality of spikes is provided. Each of the spikes is coupled to the roller. Each of the spikes may pierce debris on the support surface thereby facilitating the debris to be removed from the support surface when the roller is urged across the support surface.

A lawn care assembly for removing debris from a lawn includes a roller that may be urged across a support surface. A plurality of spikes is provided. Each of the spikes is coupled to the roller. Each of the spikes may pierce debris on the support surface thereby facilitating the debris to be removed from the support surface when the roller is urged across the support surface.

An active suspension orthotic support system is disclosed. The suspension orthotic support system comprises at least one variable resistance beam extending from a heel section to a mid-arch section of the footwear, wherein rotation of the variable resistance beam from a first position to a second position causes a resistance provided by the variable resistance beam to vary between a minimum resistance to a maximum resistance.

A working toolkit includes an extendible shaft, a tool handle and a tool head, each having connection formations so that the tool handle may be releasably attached to one end of the shaft, and the tool head may be releasably attached to an opposite end of the shaft to form a working tool, and thereafter disassembled for storage and transportation in a compact form. The tool handle may be directly releasably attached directly to the tool head. A variety of connection formations are provided, particularly adapted for a tubular shaft. The working toolkit may include several different tool handles and tool heads for selectively forming a variety of working tools.

A working toolkit includes an extendible shaft, a tool handle and a tool head, each having connection formations so that the tool handle may be releasably attached to one end of the shaft, and the tool head may be releasably attached to an opposite end of the shaft to form a working tool, and thereafter disassembled for storage and transportation in a compact form. The tool handle may be directly releasably attached directly to the tool head. A variety of connection formations are provided, particularly adapted for a tubular shaft. The working toolkit may include several different tool handles and tool heads for selectively forming a variety of working tools.

A single piece connector made from a robust, thick, tough, resilient, and relatively high durometer elastomer, such as polyurethane is described. The dimensions combined with the stiffness of the constituent material provides both a firm connection between two rakes and a significant biasing force that helps hold a load of scooped leaves between the associated rake heads as the head are maneuvered to a desired container for deposit. The one-piece construction of the connector facilitates economical manufacture as well as eliminating the failure points of multi-part connector systems.

An embodiment relates to a tool, including: a handle having an interior cavity therein; a grip on the handle; a rod that is movable with respect to the interior cavity of the handle such that movements of grip are translated into movements of the rod to deploy and retract an end of the rod with respect to an end of the handle; and a tool element attached to the handle. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

The sand rake of the present invention includes: a filter body, having an open filtering space and a plurality of filtering holes distributed across all sides thereof, a front side of the filter body being formed as an inclined surface and having a top edge with a plurality of teeth, while a bottom side of the filter body being formed as a flat surface; a support component, disposed in the filtering space of the filter body; and a handle, disposed at a rear side of the filter body. Accordingly, by using the specially-structured filter body of the sand rake, it replaces the user's hand in collecting shellfish organisms, increasing the harvest yield and enhancing safety during use.

The sand rake of the present invention includes: a filter body, having an open filtering space and a plurality of filtering holes distributed across all sides thereof, a front side of the filter body being formed as an inclined surface and having a top edge with a plurality of teeth, while a bottom side of the filter body being formed as a flat surface; a support component, disposed in the filtering space of the filter body; and a handle, disposed at a rear side of the filter body. Accordingly, by using the specially-structured filter body of the sand rake, it replaces the user's hand in collecting shellfish organisms, increasing the harvest yield and enhancing safety during use.

An apparatus for an improved hand tool device wherein a rotatable apparatus may rotate the rotating handle apparatus in 15 degree increments to adjust to the user to help reduce the risk of injury and increase power application while gardening by adjusting and creating a favorable angle between the ground and the point of entry of the hand tool device into the ground.