I have noticed that you can't fit as much manure on the fork as I wish sometimes and with its lower sides it has a tendancy to fall off which means more scooping. Other than that it is acceptable.

Pros: works

Cons: can't get too much on the fork

My kids actually have tried to prove this fork will break because it's so durable!

Can't beat a fork that can take that abuse!

Now for a future fork HANDLE!!!

Pros: Doesn't break!

Cons: Kids try to prove me wrong!

I have had mine for almost 20 years (it's the original that came on the metal handle) and it's still going strong. I've used it for everything from stalls to picking rocks in the arena and it still has every tine.

Pros: durable

Cons: low sides

I have used these for a while now and generally like them . The only issue i have is that the squirrels like to knock them off the hooks in the barn and they tend to crack . This is about my 4th fork in 2 years.It is expensive to buy them at the feed store (aprox $25.00-$30.00) so i usually order them from the catalogs but then have to pay extra for shipping!

Pros: it cuts stall cleaning time for me

Cons: wise it was make of something that doesn't break so easily

This fork will get the job done, but it takes longer. It is too flat and manure tends to fall off the sides. It is also smaller than my other forks. It is durable, I've had mine for several years, but I really don't use it much any more. I probably wouldn't purchase another one unless they change the design.

Pros: Durable

Cons: Too flat