Lawn aerator shoes are basically shoes that have spikes on the bottom that—in theory—help to aerate the lawn while you walk around the lawn doing yard work or mowing. Th… See more

“Spiked shoes don’t work because they impact too small an area and further compact already compacted soil,” notes BioAdvanced, a company that focuses on science-ba… See more

The best time to aerate your lawn is just before or during periods of high growth, according to yardcare.com, an informational website sponsored by the Toro Comp… See more

If you plan on aerating your lawn yourself, look for an aerator that has hollow spikes, such as the Yard Butler lawn coring aerator.The hollow spikes will reduce soil compactio… See more

As previously stated, aerating your lawn the old-fashioned wayis the best option. But if you want to stomp around to aerate your lawn, check out some of these options: 1. Gardzen L… See more