berry picker

A good berry picker is

The berry picker’s best companion

Poimu
product rating4.72 / 5
199 reviews
Poimu has been developed for you who value Finnish berries and have a passion for picking, preserving, and enjoying the fruits of Finnish nature throughout the year. You deserve a functional and durable tool for this work — one that is a pleasure to use.

After two berry-picking seasons, Poimu berry pickers have achieved exactly what we set out to accomplish during their development: they have become trusted tools among berry pickers, delivering on their promises. They work reliably, are built to last, and are comfortable to use.

You’ll find plenty of information about our berry pickers and berry picking throughout this website. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, please get in touch!

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Poimu – a traditional, metal berry picker

See what kind of features the Poimu berry picker has.

Product Family

Poimu’s range offers carefully designed and manufactured products that make every berry picking trip even more enjoyable.

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Blueberry picking with Poimu

A traditional, metal berry picker put to the test by nature guides. What size picker is best? And how does picking work with a rake-style picker?

Tips for using Poimu

The Poimu berry picker has long and strong tines that detach berries from the bushes. Watch the video below for tips on using Poimu — this is how you pick intact blueberries and make the cleaning process easier.

Poimu in Erä magazine’s comparison test

Poimu berry pickers performed well in a comparison test published by Erä magazine in July 2025. The materials, long tines, hardwood handle, and large capacities received praise.

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Feedback from the field

Tested in the berry forest – genuine feedback from real users.

Joni Köyhäjoki
Joni Köyhäjoki
Verified ownerVerified owner
4/5

Pikku harjoittelulla toimii.

1 day ago
Kari Saastamoinen
Kari Saastamoinen
Verified ownerVerified owner
5/5

Aivan loistava poimuri!! Marjankeruu on tällä poimurilla ihan eri laji😉 Jos tavoitteena on kerätä isoja määriä marjoja, niin Ronski Poimu ehdottomasti 👍

2 days ago
Ilpo Lehtinen
Ilpo Lehtinen
Verified ownerVerified owner
5/5

Oiva apuri poimimiseen.

3 days ago
Jarmo L.
Jarmo L.
Verified ownerVerified owner
3/5

Yli 70v vähän liika iso malli.4,5 liraa tuskin tointaa mainostaa ei kukaan oikein pysty kerää"piripintaan".Ehkä se kuupan koko 3 litraa ois paree.Harmi ettei pienempään vaihto onnistu.Keruu ominaisuudet erittäin hyvät.Siitä 10 +

4 days ago
Leena
Leena
Verified ownerVerified owner
5/5

Kevyt, ketterä. "Kädenmukainen" poimuri.

5 days ago
Leena
Leena
Verified ownerVerified owner
5/5

Kevyt. Hyvä käyttää myös varvikossa.

5 days ago
Jouni Roth
Jouni Roth
Verified ownerVerified owner
5/5

Erinomainen poimuri.

5 days ago
raili m.
raili m.
Verified ownerVerified owner
4/5

Piikit soljuvat hyvin varvikon läpi. Kestää äidiltä tyttärelle. Ainoa miinus on poimurin paino (anakin naisen käteen).

6 days ago
raili m.
raili m.
Verified ownerVerified owner
5/5

Tykkäsin kovasti. Anakin puolukoita on hyvä kerätä sekä selkäystävällinen 🍒🌞

6 days ago

A berry picker that passes from generation to generation

In the old days, everything was made to last. Tools and other everyday items were crafted from iron, wood, and other natural materials. When the old berry picker was retrieved from the attic shelf at the end of summer, it brought with it a piece of shared family and generational history: the picker might have been homemade, and it had been used to pick berries by children, parents, and grandparents alike.

Today, materials and manufacturing methods have changed, but nothing prevents us from still making quality everyday items. Poimu berry pickers have been developed to carry on the tradition of old, good metal pickers as a Finnish, reliable, and long-lasting berry picking tool.

Forests are a treasure trove — let’s make the most of them!

The yield of Finnish wild berries averages around 500 million kilograms per year, and the vast majority of this — an estimated 90 percent — goes unpicked.

According to recommendations, it would be good to eat a couple of decilitres of wild berries per day, which amounts to around 70 litres per year. Picking this amount takes anywhere from just a few hours to a few days, depending on the location, the picker’s pace, and the abundance of the harvest.

Poimu’s goal is to inspire and encourage Finns to return to the berry forest. On this website and our social media channels, we share information not only about the Poimu product family, but also about berry picking and nature-connected everyday life. The berries are out there in the forest, waiting for us — let’s go and pick them!