30" Steel Snow Pusher Fiberglass Long Handle, Made in USA

The heavy weight and wide swath provided by the steel blade makes this shovel ideal for the type of snow I receive on the Colorado plains. Snowstorms tend to drop 1-4 inches of relatively low moisture snow. The shovel easily pushes that volume of snow out of the way.I don't need to lift the snow or lift the shovel, just push the snow to the side.The shovel is less ideal when the snow is significantly deeper or is especially high in moisture content and more than 3 inches deep. In that case, I switch to a shovel with a narrower and lighter blade because the snow requires more lifting than pushing. It still works for heavier snow, but the heavy duty, wide blade means that it takes more effort to lift the blade when loaded with snow.

This is the first snow pusher I've ever purchased or used. So far it has been great.We have a large driveway and shoveling was a pain in the back. (Literally) I've unfortunately had the opportunity to use it multiple times already, and I'm really glad I bought it. I usually start with pushing a line from the house from the center of the driveway down to the street. Then go back and forth side to side. It's much faster than shoveling, and even though the pusher is heavier, I'm not lifting it up much. Only "complaint" I have, is the product was shipped in a trash bag, with the label struck to the trash bag. I mean it's sturdy, but a trash bag? Lol Still, great product.

This is a heavy gauge steel pusher, and it has a really good non-stick coating on the entire blade. The blade surface area does not lend itself to lift and throw large amounts of snow, but that is not what I bought it for. This type is good for snow depth of probably less than 6". The 30" blade width is nice for clearing a walkway or driveway faster than the normal shovel width of about 18"-20". It is a little bit heavier than a standard shovel. I recently used it on 3" of wet slushy driveways, and it performed great. Very well built, and worth the money. Kudos to the manufacturer of this U.S.A.- made product!

First impression is this is a well built sturdy product. Heavy gauge steel with fiberglass handle and a reinforced handle grip. After some Minnesota use this year I’ll update review. The only improvement I would ask for is a high end version from stainless.Updated 12/29/19Used this shovel three times now and it’s fantastic. They did a nice simple job of a tool that is indispensable. Thanks for a quality product.

Tired of those plastic snow pushers that are at all of the local stores? This is what I have been looking for! It is very sturdy with a perfectly flat edge. It scrapes the driveway clean and can push through the packed stuff much better than the flimsy plastic pushers. The shovel surface is smooth with a textured coating that resists snow sticking to it. The handle is sturdy fiberglass and the handle helps with the pushing. I would highly recommend this product!

Fiberglass rod with plastic handle, coated solid steel blade. Seems legitimate. Haven't used mine yet, ordered in late season for next. Put some WD40 oil on the blade and threw it in storage. Much better than a previous product that i ordered which had a Fiberglass blade.

Have not used the Snow Pusher yet, but have to say, it is very well made, a very solid tool and "Made in the U.S.A." I have other snow pushers but wanted one that was wider as when I get a coating of snow that is not enough for my snow blower I push it off the side of my driveway and side walk. The pusher blade is all steel and has some heft to it, not the plastic or aluminum that most are made of. As a result I am sure that it will do a fine job getting under compacted snow and ice.

Made in Heaven! Super high quality! No exaggeration. If someone does not like this snow shovel then they have some other serious problems and need help. Really. It is exactly the quality I had always hoped for! I firmly believe that when my children have children they will inherit this snow shovel.Thank you for you engineering integrity? It actually is noticed!