Garden Tool Set, Brewin Gardening Tool Set with Multi-Purpose Basket, Garden Kneeler, Trowel, Transplanter, Fork, Cultivator, Hand Hoe, Claw. Sturdy & Lightweight Outdoor Hand Tools

These are perfect!!!

This set of garden tools is complete. Everything you could possibly need for gardening plants. They are also very lightweight so they are easy to take from one area to another. The lightweight feature has also been nice when using each individual tool. They pack away in a nice container that is included. They are plastic so there is no worry about the tools rusting. I do have one concern and that has to do with durability. Being made of plastic and lightweight I can’t help but wonder how long they will last. Time will tell. For now this is a quite enjoyable garden tool set.

$50(!!!) for a tiny $4 bucket full of $2 plastic tools and a $4 knee pad, that can be found as a bundle elsewhere on Amazon for $20??? Ludicrous... I will try to keep my review to the product, and not just the grossly overinflated price...The knee pad is small, typical of all cheap pads, and otherwise pretty much unremarkable.The bucket is marginal - it's really only good as a storage container for this sh...shtuff.All but one of the tools are fine, as far as plastic tools go - they are adequate for gardening in loose soil like you might use in a raised bed, self watering buckets, or other containers. I wouldn't use them in anything requiring significant effort; loose soil only. The hoe is obviously not designed to be part of the original set of tools - the head is removable and the handle material is much lighter, cheaper, and extremely difficult to remove making it impossible to fit inside the bucket with the rest of the kit once assembled - it would have been better to not include it at all.This kit might be worth it for your child or grandkid to help you with gardening, or if you're working on potted/indoor plants with loose soil, IF IT WASN'T $50! Even with a %25 discount, you can find better deals for identical or better items - even if you have to buy them separately... The realistic value should be somewhere around $20.BREWIN TOOLS and the seller, Cherrying-US, should be ashamed of themselves trying to advertise this MEDIOCRE PLASTIC set of what are essentially children's toys as being worth $50, because even in todays crazy economy with inflation the way it is, there is no way this kit is worth anywhere near that much money...

Able to dig and plant and do everything I need to when gardening and doing my flower beds. The bucket makes the tools easy to carry from one spot to the next.

At first glance, I thought these garden tools were for kids’ play on the beach. They’re super light and not particularly big or bulky to work hard, dense soils. After using them in the garden to pull weeds and for spring planting, however, I found the set to be a convenient option to keep near the garden. They’re molded out of reinforce polypropylene, so they have some level of toughness for lighter, well drained soils, and they come in a hand-carry basket, which is a nice feature. I keep the kit near the garden, allowing the rain or sprinklers to clean them off when not in use. Additionally, there’s a foam pad to protect your knees, but it’s small and of limited value for my size.If you’re looking for an all-inclusive garden tool kit and are working with light, well-drained soils, this set might be an option to try.

I am pretty annoyed that all of the tools are plastic. Good if you are playing in a sand box but if you are trying to remove weeds in compact soil, these won't last.I like the basket and the pad, both are small but workable. I like that the basket has slits in the bottom for soil to leave while leaving weeds in. Other than that, meh.

It has every possible garden tool you need.The spades, one has a measurements inside to quickly tell how deep you are digging. Hoe, rakes, and more!! The basket comes with a knee pad!They are sturdy too.Great value! And makes a wonderful gift for a plant lover 💖

Its plastic. Seriously. They're relatively sturdy, but I wouldn't plan on more than one season of flower gardening with this. The knee pad was an afterthought, because if you assemble the Hoe that is included, the knee pad no longer fits over the bucket - the hoe keeps it pushed up. Good idea, not so good implementation.