AA Emergency Snow Shovel - For Car, Home and Travel - Compact and Tough for Winter and Adverse Weather

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Snow shovels have wider bases to scoop and scatter the snow. They’re rugged, built to carry the weight of ice and make it as easy as possible to clear a route to the road or preserve your pathway.

It has a 20 volt motor that can be charged to clear snow at 300 pounds per minute, saving users a ton of time in the process. One user commented that the shovel “works well, even on a 6-inch wet and heavy snow.” Since you’ll likely be storing these snow shovels in your car, you’ll want to look for portable options that easily stow. The options on this list range in size, but they all fold down or come apart, so that they don’t take up much storage space between uses. Keep in mind that options with longer poles will help you reach farther under the car, while the option to shorten the pole means you’ll get better leverage around tires.Wooden shovels are comfortable and effective for managing light to moderate snow because of their timeless style and dependability. They are a regular choice among users facing moderate snow because of their conventional feel. PERFECT SHAPE FOR SEVERAL USES: Compact shape makes this a perfect tool for a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping and gardening. Super easy to store due to the small dimensions and its format. The Snow Pusher with Wooden Pole is a heavy-duty snow shovel for tougher clearing jobs. A 1.2-metre handle allows you to clear snow efficiently in one sweep. This long-handle snow shovel is made from robust thermoplastic material, which makes it durable and long-lasting. During our tests, we found the True Temper aluminum snow shovel to be a great choice for light-duty work. The aluminum blade is tough, and the steel handle keeps the tool light. We also liked that we could flip this traditional-style shovel over and chip ice off steps with ease. Combination snow shovels are precisely what they sound like: suitable for both pushing snow and lifting and tossing. While it may not do either as well as a shovel dedicated to a specific job, combo shovels are an excellent middle ground.

Although there are many debates about who is responsible for what when it comes to clearing away snow and ice, it is only civic-minded to keep the walkways and driveways in your vicinity clear and risk-free. Seton’s wide range of snow shovels makes this tedious task easier and has something for both light and heavy-duty jobs.

From one of the oldest makers of outdoor tools in America, the True Temper shovel offers quality materials at an affordable price. The blade is made of heavy-duty polyethylene plastic and measures 18 inches wide. The steel handle comes in an oversize D-grip design for comfortable lifting. This design makes for a lightweight shovel that can handle most lighter snowfalls. Snow shovels are capable of managing low snowfall up to a few inches deep. They perform well in situations where accuracy counts, providing better control in confined locations like staircases and walkways. On the other hand, snow ploughs are made to efficiently handle deeper snowfall and are suited for higher deposits. Although snow ploughs are efficient in covering large areas, they may not be as precise and flexible when it comes to detail work in confined spaces. Our Snow Hand Scoop is an easy-to-handle thermoplastic snow shovel that can be used to dispense de-icing materials such as salt and to shovel snow in your path. This scoop’s high-quality thermoplastic construction makes it lightweight and virtually unbreakable. We felt that this shovel from Snowplow was the obvious choice for walkways, as it was a breeze to work with on our sidewalk. This model clears 24-inch paths in one pass while still being easy to use and manipulate. And, though it’s compact, the shovel consists of heavy-duty materials that we felt could handle much, much larger jobs if necessary. The only thing to note is that this shovel requires assembly, which can be a pain on a cold day without gloves.

Even those with smaller driveways or who live in areas that don’t see a ton of snow might want a durable, long-lasting shovel, and this model from True Temper might be it. This light-duty shovel features an 18-inch-wide aluminum blade with a traditional shape as well as a steel handle, combining for a shovel that is light and durable at the same time. A combo shovel has a slightly wider, curvier blade than a traditional shovel for both scooping snow and pushing it away. For driveways and larger areas, either a push shovel or a combo is typically faster and easier to use.With a unique and ergonomically designed dual-handle, the 50-inch Snow Joe Shovelution makes removing snow so much easier. The spring-loaded handle on this tool allows users to throw snow with little stress on their body. All snow shovels for a car should be easily storable and portable. Beyond these necessities, there are a few other factors to consider before purchasing. Material Polypropylene shovels are essential for heavy duty activities and they perform exceptionally well in situations involving compressed, wet snow. These may weigh a little more than their aluminum alternatives, but are more durable and efficient.