4' x 6' Sport Leaf Tarp - 24 sq ft Yard Cleanup Tarp with 6 Handles & Ground Stakes for Raking, Garden Debris & Yard Waste Removal, Wind Proof

Best investment ever. So handy hauling leaves and branches to pile set for burning. Ease of getting a yard full of leaves and debris from cleanup of flowerbeds after winter. Bought first one four years ago got a few holes in bottom from dragging it across asphalt & rough finished concrete driveways. Patched with duck tape. Got a new one still in packing for future use. lol I load one he drags off while I load the other.

For leaves I mulch the heck out of them and leave the mulch be, but we have a huge pine tree where the needles collect to about 2” thick. The mower doesn’t help at all. I also have a 60v cordless blower. Last year it was about 3h to clean them up using a regular tarp. This year was only 90min. Thanks to the rigid sides, I could fill it 2-3x as much before having to dump it. It was super easy to pick it up and carry it thanks to the handles and ability to fold it over itself. I never dropped anything in transit, so that saved time too. Pro tip - stake it down, and fill it from one side - then leave one stake in the ground, spin it 180 degrees around that stake, and then fill the other side. Clearing a good 800 sq ft of yard goes really well quick. I used to blow for 5-10’ lining up piles to then put into the regular tarp. Don’t need to do that with this.

We live in the woods and the leaves really pile up around the house. We have a fence and wall on three sides and a rake or leaf blower can only help me pile the leaves up against the wall. In the past I have filled 30gallon trash cans with leaves and hauled them to dump over the wall. This container is perfect. Two stakes in the front hold the front edge taught while I rake the leaves onto the bed. It is then easy to unstake, fold up, and carry the equivalent of 3-4 trash cans of leaves to the wall. It has really cut my leaf clearing time. I have only used it for a month (4 raking sessions) so I do not know how it will hold up over time. However, for now, I think this was a smart purchase. Addendum- at the end of the season one of the stays that forces the hauler into shape failed. The hauler is still usable and I still think it better than the alternatives but it would be better if the stays were more substantial.

I love the idea of a leaf collector that is like a tarp, but with some structure that makes it easier to hold the leaves in place as you take them onto it. This is a great idea that just isn’t very well made. The poles they slide into the sides to hold them in place are like tent ones that are held together with a cord and then slide into each other. The problem was that the poles, once put together, are too long,and it is almost impossible to bend it enough to get the end into the small pockets in the corner of the tarp. While trying to get it into the holding pocket there was so much tension that one of the poles pushed through the tarp creating a hole that made it impossible to secure that end of the pole. One of the pole pieces snapped the first time I used it, probably because they were under too much pressure once I managed to get it secured. The plastic spikes that hold the front corners of the tarp in place are a great idea and worked well, but they are attached weakly and started to fray after only a few hours of use. A stronger tarp material, poles that actually fit, and a stronger attachment for the plastic stakes would make this a 4 or 5 star items, but in its current form it was a waste of money.

This is my second year with the EZ Leaf Hauler. I have a big yard with tons of leaves. I have tried various methods of leaf removal over the years, and this tarp has been -by far- the BEST. A friend recommended it, and I am so glad that I got one last year. This year, however, tragedy struck when, mid-clean-up, one of the poles snapped. Luckily, the seller's customer service is outstanding. I contacted them to inquire if I could buy a new poles. Surprisingly, they sent me a new set qucikly and for free. Faith in humanity restored! It is rare to experience such amazing service and to find a seller who stands behind their products! I am very thankful to have this product, and I am grateful for the incredible customer care that I experienced. 5 out of 5 stars. No notes. ☺️

I begin this with; I have always used a plain tarp for the same usage so this is a step up. The Good: Very easy and nice design, went together quickly and the rods fit perfectly. I don't buy some of these other comments about the rods to long. This folded out very well. And it works per HOW YOUR SUPPOSED to use it. (small bush branches, leaves, yard waste). I assisted my brother who was trying to use a garbage bin with wheels. EZ Hauler worked much better and faster, held a lot more. The Bad: On the first use we had small bush branches from trimming, and some dead weeds piled up in the EZ Hauler. However we dragged the Hauler about 100 feet to the burn pile only on grass. The small branches tore and ripped the EZ Hauler bottom. I have tears now, and holes. The material needs to be heavier / thicker / tougher. I would say I will get one season out of my EZ Hauler, I thought I could get at least a couple of years out of it. There is no Ugly, I just used that for a cool headline... (

This is the second one of these I purchased; I now have them in both sizes. I truly love them for tons of different yard tasks. They are lightweight, easy to drag around, the stakes to secure them so the tarp doesn't fly away are key (also helps you get the leaves in, by keeping the edge taut). I also use them to mix soil amendments and drag those around. Yes, the bars will frequently pop out of their securing pockets, but that is a minor inconvenience, and sometimes I don't even bother, because they still hold the edges rigid even if one is loose. I leave it out in all the elements all winter long, which of course does break down the canvas finish, but the first one has been through two unprotected winters and I still use it. Great value for price, great all-use yard tool. Sometimes you need something bigger than a wheelbarrow and this is it for me.

I got the 4x6 & I can handle it just fine. Have already used 2x’s starting to rake as weather allows & this has made moving wet heavy leaves & small branches & rocks so easy to drag down hills to where we dump them. I used to use a round collapsible bin but didn’t hold anywhere what this does & not so much bending. I have brought this up on a hill & raked into it & it worked. Bin always fell over & down our rather steep inclines. Only thing is storing between uses. I awkwardly fold this & put it inside the round bin I had to put in a corner. Not great but it works. I’m 60 & female if that helps.

Las varillas para sostenerlo es lo primero que se rompe y la lona es muy delgada y el sol la quema rapidísimo

I love how easy it is for me to drag around the yard and fill. It is much easier to use for weeding. No constant stopping to empty. You can get more work done. Love it :) M Wood Ontario, Canada

too small a tarp for the price the rod ends don't stay in the holder that's supposed to hold them, and they come apart inside which makes it hard to use. they keep sticking out

The rods that hold the sides broke after one single use in normal conditions