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Sukkos 5787 - Lakewood, NJ

Lulav and esrog sets for Lakewood.Pick up after Yom Kippur.

Sorted by a Rav in Eretz Yisrael, sealed, and handed to you at Forest Park Beis Medrash. Sets from $40.

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Forest Park Beis Medrash

Main Beis Medrash, Forest Avenue
Lakewood, NJ 08701

Tuesday, September 22, 2026
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Questions in Lakewood? Speak to R' Yaakov Weiss, (732) 555-0118. He runs the pickup table.

Choose a level

Three levels of hiddur. Every set complete.

Esrog, lulav, hadassim and aravos in each. The levels differ only in how strictly each item was sorted. Tap a level to start your Lakewood order with it.

Mehudar A-A: the complete set, lulav bound and esrog boxedThe finest

Highest Level

Mehudar A-A

For the one who wants the finest

$100per set

$110 with a pitom - your choice at checkout

No shipping. Collect at your Beis Medrash. Change or cancel free until the deadline.

The standard, word for word
Esrog
Clean of black dots (even those not easily visible, which are technically permitted according to all Poskim). The upper third is clean of bletlech (scabs) unless they are very small; the lower section may occasionally have bletlech, but not overly large ones. Emphasis is placed on a beautiful shape (gidul na'eh).
Lulav
Closed to the top, with the two upper leaves at the same height and a beautiful tiyumes.
Hadassim
High-level shilush (beyond what is typically provided in standard Mehudar A-A hadassim).
Order Mehudar A-A
Mehudar A: an esrog resting in its open box

Intermediate Level

Mehudar A

The level most balabatim choose

$65per set

Esrog, lulav, hadassim and aravos included

No shipping. Collect at your Beis Medrash. Change or cancel free until the deadline.

The standard, word for word
Esrog
Clean of black dots (as above). The upper section may occasionally have bletlech, but they are not too large or prominent; the lower section may have small ones. Effort is also made to ensure a gidul na'eh.
Lulav
Closed to the end, though there may be height differences between the leaves.
Hadassim
The entire hadas is meshulash as is customary for A-A hadassim. Within this category there are many levels of hechsherim; we strive to bring the highest quality available.
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Kosher L'Bracha (Chinuch): boys checking hadassim before Sukkos

For the children

Kosher L'Bracha (Chinuch)

For every boy, his own set

$40per set

Esrog, lulav, hadassim and aravos included

No shipping. Collect at your Beis Medrash. Change or cancel free until the deadline.

The standard, word for word
Esrog
Clean of black dots as mentioned above, with more bletlech.
Lulav
An open lulav, though certainly mostly closed.
Hadassim
Mostly meshulash.
Order Kosher L'Bracha (Chinuch)
Rows of sealed esrog boxes and lulavim laid out on tables in a Beis Medrash

How it works in Lakewood

A card system, not a scramble.

  1. 1

    Order and pay online before Motzaei Shabbos, September 5, 8:30 PM EDT. You get a pickup code and a QR.

  2. 2

    The sets fly in sealed packed against the exact totals the moment the deadline passes, plus reserve stock for exchanges.

  3. 3

    Collect at Forest Park Beis Medrash Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Show your code. In and out in minutes.

The guarantee

The Motz is in the room.

A Moreh Hora'ah will be present at distribution. If he determines an item is not worth what you paid, it will be exchanged on the spot.

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A lulav being inspected leaf by leaf

Questions

Asked in Lakewood

Where do I pick up in Lakewood?

At Forest Park Beis Medrash, Main Beis Medrash, Forest Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701. Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Bring your pickup code; anyone can collect for you with it.

Do I get to choose my esrog?

No, and that is the point. Morei Hora'ah in Eretz Yisrael sort and approve every item before it is sealed. What you open in your sukkah is what a Rav already chose. If the Motz at pickup rules an item is not worth what you paid, it is exchanged on the spot.

Can I order for the whole family in one go?

Yes. One order can hold a Mehudar A-A for you and Chinuch sets for the boys. Pay once, one code, one pickup.

Who do I call in Lakewood?

R' Yaakov Weiss, (732) 555-0118. He is the local rep and runs the pickup table.

Every question, answered