Price: $39.99
(as of Dec 06, 2024 09:45:09 UTC - Details)

This commercial-grade 24in. Snowplow snowpusher is ready to tackle anything old man winter dishes out. It's perfect for cleaning off decks, steps, sidewalks, patios & driveways. Its ultra rugged, non-abrasive, wood-safe blade is made of revolutionary UHMW polyethylene, providing exceptional durability & Impact Resistance. Use it to push, scrape & even chop.This hard-working shovel is lightweight, with a D-style control grip, reinforced 49 in. Fiberglass handle & easy bolt-together assembly. It comes with a wall hanger clip.
Wide blade shovel: Snow shovel with a 24-inch wide UHMW poly blade to remove snow
Comfortable and operational control: Features ergonomic, fiberglass handle with D style grip handle
Strong construction: Tuff brace support system provides blade support; Simple bolt-together design
Chip packed snow and ice: Flip over to use cutting angle to separate packed snow or chip away at ice
Gentle on surfaces: Use on all surfaces, including concrete, blacktop, pavers, decks, roofs and more
Reviewer: Gilbert D.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent snow pusher and ice breaker.
Review: Works great always. Light weight, but very sturdy. I also have a 48" snowplow which works great for light snow. However, it can be too much for me in heavy or deep snow. I got this 24" plow and it has handled anything Colorado snow has thrown at me so far.Overall, this is an excellent product.

Reviewer: M. Lang
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Useful and innovative snow pusher
Review: I was attracted to try this snow pusher because of the good reviews. For the most part, those expectations have been met. It is well constructed. The blade is made of a very thick plastic material that is lightweight and sturdy. The fiberglass handle with a grip at the end makes it easy to handle. I find it to move snow easily without any snow sticking to the blade. The only thing I noticed is that it catches easily on very small discontinuities in my driveway surface. This surprised me because the blade is so thick. It catches worse than the thin metal shovels I use. Nevertheless, I found that the catching was minimized if I lowered the handle to make the blade closer to parallel with the surface. I have only used it a couple of times, but I believe I will continue to enjoy using it whenever the snow is not deep enough to justify using my blower. I am also comfortable using on my stone sidewalk where I am cautious about using metal tools that might damage the surface.

Reviewer: John Sorteberg
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Best snow shovel ever!
Review: It pushes and shovels. I’ve had it for years and it is in great shape.

Reviewer: Rob Bekker
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great for pushing snow.
Review: Extremely durable. Great for pushing snow. This is the smaller of three sizes available. I use this size for clearing the walkway. Not good for throwing snow up over the pile, use a seperate shovel for that.

Reviewer: HootOwlHoney
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: high quality, but plastic base
Review: Love the shovel blade. Yet the piece that attaches the blade to the handle is very thin plastic. I have used extensively but am very careful as the temp often is close to zero and I beleive the plastic is brittle.The blade is indestructible. It would be nice to be able to purchase this product with a heavier metal piece that attaches the blade to the handle.

Reviewer: J. Cleveland
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Shovel of Thor, give me justice!
Review: I moved from Alabama to Utah three years ago. Since then, I’ve become well acquainted with the sport of snow shoveling. For the first three years, I just used whatever shovel I could find at the thrift store. They worked but so do rocks in the hands of caveman. I saw one of these snowplows at my friend’s house and asked him about it. He described the process as more of pushing snow than shoveling it. I caved in to peer pressure and ordered one from Amazon. I’ve been using it for three weeks and my life has been changed! My libido and credit score are up, my cholesterol is down, and my marriage has improved. Seriously, the snowplow has been a game changer. First of all, it’s the proper length for someone who is 6 foot tall. No more bending over. Secondly it’s noticeably lighter. Thirdly, it does work best when you use it like a snowplow. I ended up getting the 24 inch model, which is perfect for my sidewalks, steps, and short driveway. Any bigger and the load would get heavy. Any smaller and it wouldn’t be as effective. I haven’t timed it, but it takes half as long. It feels more fun and less laborious than the old way. Depending on the snow depth, I either push long runs down the entire length of sidewalk or, if it’s thick, I go back-and-forth like a typewriter. When you have to scoop up snow, it slides right off of the blade. It’s not the perfect solution. You can’t really chip away at ice, plus, you have to toss the snow quickly because, as mentioned, it is going to slide off. I suppose the only improvement could be laser beams that melt the snow ahead of you. Just my two cents but I really dig it (pardon the pun).

Reviewer: Brian penrose
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It work great
Review: It work great

Reviewer: Justin S
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: My most favorite way to clear snow!
Review: My local car wash uses these to clear snow, and I watched them as they effortlessly cleared the driveway. I asked them for the name of the brand, and bought one for my house. The polycarbonate does not scratch my concrete, brick, or asphalt surfaces, and seems to glide over each type of paving, while removing snow cleanly and evenly. The longer handle makes it much easier than a shovel, since I am not hunched over, and the lack of a metal edge means each push is smooth and clean. I currently have the 24" to clear some more narrow sidewalks, but I am looking to add the 48" model to clear my 150' long driveway.

Reviewer: Hussam Taha
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: It's good quality 👌🏼 but not for the price. I am not sure what I was thinking because you still have to push it with your human hands 💩 So far doing well after one winter of use. I'll keep updating the review overtime