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Step, grip, pull — weeding without kneeling
Centre the claw over the weed, press the foot pedal to drive it into the soil, and pull. The claws close around the root and lift the whole weed out in one motion — no bending, no kneeling, no sore back at the end of it.
Gets the root, not just the leaves
Snapping a weed off at the surface is an invitation for it to return in a fortnight. Because the claws grip below the crown and pull the root with it, each weed you remove is far more likely to be gone for good.
Turn a chore into a satisfying rhythm
There is something oddly pleasing about working down a path or across a lawn — step, grip, pull, eject — leaving a neat trail of extracted weeds behind you. What used to be an afternoon on your knees becomes a brisk, upright circuit of the garden.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
Do I really not have to bend over?
Do I really not have to bend over?
That's the idea — the long handle and foot pedal let you do the whole job standing upright. You position, press with your foot, and pull, which is much kinder on knees and lower backs than hand weeding.
What kinds of weeds does it work on?
What kinds of weeds does it work on?
It is best on upright, tap-rooted weeds like dandelions and thistles growing in lawns or open soil. Very fine creeping weeds or those wedged into paving gaps are better tackled with a crevice tool.
How do I get the weed off the claw?
How do I get the weed off the claw?
You don't have to touch it — an eject mechanism on the handle releases the weed straight into your bucket or barrow, so your hands stay clean and you keep your rhythm going.
Does it work in hard or dry soil?
Does it work in hard or dry soil?
It performs best when the ground has a little moisture in it — after rain or watering is ideal. In very hard, baked soil the claws have a tougher time gripping the root, so pick your moment and the job gets much easier.