The Snowplow the Original Snow Pusher 36" Wide Model

I have been satisfied with this snow pusher type shovel. 36 in width was a good size for myneeds of clearing my driveway. Easy to assemble with clear instructions and several instructional videos are available on YouTube. Good quality materials. Handle is comfortable. Worked great at clearing snow this past winter - most effective with less than 5 inches of snow (better with powder/light snow but still decent with heavier “wet” snow).

This snowplow is the best we have ever owned to clear snow from our huge driveway. Note that it is actually a snow pusher, just what we need for our driveway—a quick way to push snow off the driveway. Works best and superfast if the snow is less than 3 inches. We have found that it's easier and fastest if we clear the snow before it gets too thick.The handle is good length for me and my husband too. It is VERY sturdy. Highly, highly recommended. A bit pricey but it is worth. If the 36" is too wide for you, try the 24".

This is the second one I bought it works great for light amounts of snow 4” and less otherwise it gets hard to push far. We love these shovels for cleaning up and they are super ridged

I'm 69, and I've recently found myself mostly responsible for removing the snow from the sidewalks in a 12 unit senior complex in northern Oklahoma. After reading many reviews of the Snowplow, I decided on the 36" snow pusher model, which has turned out to be PERFECT for my needs. I think 48" would have been a bit too much for me to handle, both size wise for maneuverability, but also for the amount of snow it would be able to push.The 36" model cuts a wide path, but is still lite enough and small enough to get around smaller areas. I love the quality of this shovel. The handle is strong but lite, and the blade is not only strong and lite, but snow just glides off it.I just finished clearing the sidewalks after our 2nd major storm, about an hour and a half of work each time (including breaks), and seriously, this is the right tool for clearing sidewalks. Heavy duty enough to feel like a solid tool that will last for decades, but lite enough for a 69 year old guy to push around. Highly recommended.

There's a lot to like about this snow pusher shovel, but ultimately I feel like it's got a rather narrow range of use. I bought the 36" wide version and it definitely gets snow out of the way quickly in a single pass. It's built well, I love that it's plastic and not metal, it's ergonomic, and generally seems like the quality is high.However, I have some practical issues two main problems I have with it are that it seems to get caught extremely often on even the slightest uneven surface, which is just incredibly irritating. The entire purpose of this shovel is to clear lots of snow in a single pass using your body weight. If it gets caught on every slight indent on my sidewalk and driveway, it can't do that effectively. The second issue is that once you're done plowing a line of snow, it's almost impossible to pick it up and throw it to the side (because that's not what it's designed for). So you really just need to be able to push it somewhere and leave it, which isn't always easy or ideal.I'd say the feature you're really paying for is the width because it takes far fewer passes to clear light to moderate snow, but again it gets snagged on even the smallest uneven surface and just kills any momentum you had. I think I was just expecting a little more awe and wonder for something that is so pricey and popular. Something to consider, hope it helps someone.

I friggin love this shovel! I live in New Hampshire, the third snowiest state in the country so I need to maintain a bevy of various tools in my snow removal/relocation arsenal. This thing works great at pushing light to moderate snow on even surfaces and it gets down to the bare ground. I use it mainly on my asphalt driveway whenever there's several inches of fluffy light to more dense and wet snow. Anything over 4-5 inches that is that wet, heavy snow requires me to break out the snowblower because it takes too much effort tot push it with this thing as the snow builds up as you push it and becomes heavier and harder to push. But even after I've snowblowed the deep heavy stuff this shovel is great for going over my driveway again to remove that last little bit of snow that the snowblower didn't get so I have nearly all of the snow removed. Seriously, when I'm wielding this shovel I feel like a snow slaying samurai, ready to do battle! If you have a large, smooth driveway or other surface that you frequently need to remove snow from buy this thing. You can thank me later.

AMAZING !Wasn’t thrilled that I had to assemble it, not my strong point😂 but I did it. This cuts my shovel time in half. So far we’ve only had the light fluffy snow so I don’t know how easy it will be when heavy snow comes but it’s strong, big path clearing, easy to use. Not great on icy stuff but what is? Great for my 70 yr old body to get a down to concrete driveway easily 😁

Best snow pusher shovel Ever!!! I've been eyeing this shovel for a long time and finally decided to pull the trigger. Yes, it's a bit pricy but worth every penny. It's heavy duty, we'll made, and it will last a long time. The 3 foot shovel is the perfect size. Almost bought the 4 foot one and im glad I didn't. It's easy to push snow on my 75 foot driveway. Trying to lift snow is a bit hard, hence snow pusher. Buy this shovel now, you won't regret it.

Lots de 4 pelles seulement 1 dans le colis ...de plus ce qui tiens le manche et la gratte ensemble est en plastique...sa va brisé très vite 1 pelle 300$ aucun sens. Je ne recommande pas du tout. Si j'aurais pu mettre zéro étoile partout je l'aurais fait.