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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Snow Shovel Attachment
- Model
- SSA1200
- Dimensions
- 15.35"D x 36.22"W x 16.54"H
- Weight
- 11.5 lb
- Color
- Black
- Power Source
- Battery Powered
- In the box
- Multi-Head Snow Shovel Attachment
Features 8
- Exclusively compatible with EGO POWER plus Multi-Head System
- Up to 25-foot directional throwing distance
- 12-inch clearing surface
- Clears a 4-car driveway with 6 inches of snow on a single charge with the recommended 4.0Ah ARC Lithium battery (available separately)
- Overload protection clutch releases auger rotation to prevent damage to motor and electronics
- Adjustable front handle
- Weather-resistant construction (IPX4)
- 5-year warranty
Description
The Snow Shovel Attachment is part of the EGO POWER+ Multi-Head System. Directional control of its up to 25-foot throwing distance makes it unlike any other cordless snow shovel on the market. The Snow Shovel Attachment cleans a 12-inch-wide path, making it great for snow removal on sidewalks, driveways, and decks. Clear 6 inches of snow on a 4-car driveway with the recommended 56V 4.0Ah ARC Lithium™ battery and Power Head (both available separately). The innovative overload protection system prevents clogging by regulating the intake. Experience Power Beyond Belief™ without the noise, fuss, and fumes.
Specs 20
| Brand | EGO Power+ |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 15.35"D x 36.22"W x 16.54"H |
| Item Weight | 11.5 pounds |
| Color | Black |
| Engine Type | Other |
| Voltage | 56 volts |
| Ideal Snow Depth | 15.24 centimeters |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Maximum Throw Distance | 25 feet |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 15.35"D x 36.22"W x 16.54"H |
| Clearing Width | 12 inches |
| Brand Name | EGO Power+ |
| UPC | 724901376773 195532100271 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 71 |
| Item Type Name | Multi-Head Snow Shovel Attachment |
| Model Number | SSA1200 |
| Manufacturer | EGO |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SSA1200 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Impressive
I finally got to use it today and was much better than I expected. We had a pretty good wet snowfall today and it ate up that snow with ease. We had about 4 to 6 inches and it did however struggle with the higher levels but had no problem with around 4 inches. It is kind of heavy and cumbersome but going in a straight line was very easy to use. In tight spots however it is a lot of back and fourth and lifting the shovel and carrying it back to a position that is best to go in a straight line if possible. Overall better than a shovel but probably not as good as a snow blower but more convenient and easier to store and less expensive.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025 by m&m
Worth the price
It seems like one of the more expensive attachments and I was a little weary as we get some pretty heavy snow in the PNW. After using it I understand why and it's well worth it so far I've only used it on heavy wet several day old snow with ice chunks the kind that would never go through a conventional snowblower without plugging up and it still picks it up and throws it 20-30 ft. I can't wait to use it as a maintenance item to remove fresh snow it should be extremely convenient. It does not scratch the surface of what you are trying to remove the snow from either. Some people will complain that it doesn't do a perfect job but what is left can be cleared up with a leaf blower easily or 2 seconds with a push broom or shovel. Battery life is comparable to what all the other attachments are. Only downside is the same thing with all the attachments it's just a little heavy. Direction control is so so but as with most things if you rework the way you plan to move your snow it's not too bad when all the way side to side it does reduce the distance quite a bit.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by JT R.
Works well
*Update 2: I've now used this through most of one of the worst winters that we've had in a while (northern Utah). This has worked great for me. I've seen reviews that this shovel can't handle slush, but there is a bit of a learning curve of how to use, how fast, etc. you can use it, but it'll handle most anything if you don't just plow through as fast as you can. Full sized snow blowers can have the same problem and it's actually a lot like mowing through longer grass. Also, if your batteries are dying, you might have problems. This unit is like the older Ego leaf blowers that eat through batteries. That said, I have a driveway that's probably double the average around here with a pretty long sidewalk and one 5ah battery almost always finishes. I've only done up to 6-8 inches high at the most, so I can't comment on heavier storms, but if you're consistently getting much more than that you'd probably want a real snow blower. For smaller storms this is way faster than a bigger snow blower (ease of use). Again, my biggest complaints are still that this shovel is heavy and the bottom blade is plastic that breaks easily, but my lower back just says thank you! *Update* Used it a couple of times more and love it even more. I just shoveled through 4 inches of wet slush that compacted very easily. Shovel handled it with ease, threw the crazy heavy stuff with no problem almost as far and only clogged a few times (with the slush) but was way easy to clear. *As a disclaimer, I've only had a chance to use this once, but here's my experience.* Shoveling a couple of inches of snow when it was powder was amazing. When it got slushy, it clogged a bit, but was super easy to clear and if I just gave it a second to fully ramp up before pushing it into snow, then there was no problems. The shovel is super powerful and can shoot the snow as far as it claims and the directional adjustments are super easy to use. All in all, I love this! Now for some cons that could be a deal breaker for some. The shovel with multi head motor and battery combined are pretty heavy. When you're pushing it's not hard to use and you don't notice it, but if you lift it a lot, it's heavy and I was definitely feeling it in my arms after. The bottom of the shovel is just plastic and with my first use, it already chipped off around a 1 inch piece so I'm not very convinced that it'll last very long so I might reinforce it with a piece of metal or something. My biggest problem that I is that because the shovel is so powerful, if you run over a pebble, it gets stuck very easily. I had to stop and break out rocks quite a few times. Rocks are also pretty hard to get out. At one point I had to take a long screw driver and hammer to a pebble to break it in half just to get it unstuck because it was wedged in there so bad. This is probably an inherent problem of these products, not just this specific one, but it would be super nice to have an easier way to clear obstructions. But despite all those problems, I was able to shovel my driveway and sidewalks in less than half the time and without any back pain so a big win for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2022 by Jdecker
Excellent product, great value - use it during/right after snowfall
Ill start by saying this might not be for everybody: it’s heavy and long. Maybe all snow shovels are, I don’t know. But I love this one. I was able to plow 900 sq ft driveway on a 56v 6amp battery charge in about 15 minutes. Infinitely easier than shoveling. Like most things in life, it’s best not to procrastinate. Starting during or right after the snow will give you best results. Expect a much harder time the longer you wait, as once the ice freezes over the snow, it will become much more difficult.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026 by Will & Irina
Not easy does it on this...
Unless you are 6'6" or taller, and built like an NFL lineman, this is way too tall (about 6 foot high), awkward, cumbersome, heavy (prob 20 pounds), difficult to maneuver, and over all not quicker or easier than actual shoveling, and actually tougher on the back. I have the Ego snowblower, and that thing is awesome. I got this for my wife to use, but it really strained my muscles and lower back, and I'm 6 ft and 240. I used it for the first time just now, and thanks EGO, that was an exhausting workout. Highly doubt my 5'4" wife would tinker with this for more than a minute before setting it aside, and grabbing the shovel. Waste of $400, cuz I bought the power head attachment specifically just for this. Not sure if I can return it cuz I don't like it, but I am going to get with Amazon customer service on that. Ego, remake this with an egonomic handle on the top, put wheels on the back bottom, cut the weight in half, make it so you can lock power on, and cut the price by half or more, since your batteries cost so much. I have been trying to be an ego fan, (love the snowblower and the leaf blower, and thinking about getting the lawnmower, but you are losing me on this expensive design mistake of a snow shovel. Really hope I can return it, and put the money towards what looks like an awesome lawnmower. If I can't, I will note on an edit.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026 by Jessie Williams
Too heavy and unbalacnced-even with Ego shoulder strap.
I own many Ego garden tools and had high hopes for the snow shovel attachment. Upon receiving the shovel and connecting to the power head was a breeze. I then proceeded to see how it would feel to use (on carpet-without running) and was much heavier than expected with the weight at the front end was an immediate concern. Every time you have to pick it up to relocate while shoveling would be a task. I went ahead and ordered this while others have said similar concern. I have the Ego shoulder strap and thought it wouldn't be an issue and I am physically above average for my age. Mostly read it weighs 20ish pounds but it felt like 30-40 lbs. and a workout for the forward arm (left) on handle. There is a concern over the plastic auger and scrape bar but are not that expensive as replacement is needed (checked pricing for future). Overall I thought it felt uncomfortable and not investing in the attachment. I got this for all our lighter snowfall and maybe the brush Ego sells feels lighter but I purchased a 37" bi-directional snow blade on wheels instead after saw on YT. My other concern was the Ego was only 12" and would take more passes = time. I rated a 3 because of overall concept but never even wanted to clear any snow with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2026 by M. Taylor
Great attachment to EGO products
OK, so this thing works really well. I was very doubtful at first but since I own a bunch of Ego items and have been very impressed in the past, I got this to replace my full size snowblower when I moved to the city and did not have a big driveway to plow. So far, I've used it in the past three snowstorms and this has worked very well. Does great with a light dusting at 1" and did well when we got 6" and more. With the thicker stuff, you just need to go a bit slower and know what you have. It's not a snowblower. Don't expect to do a parking lot with this and not need shoulder surgery and have back issues for the next day. For sidewalks and small/medium PAVED driveways it works well. Again... like any snowblower this will not work on gravel driveways unless you like throwing rocks into your neighbors cars and windows. Speaking of throwing snow, this thing does it well and throws its clear into the road so remember to change the angle and not tick off your neighbors. There is no setting for height just the angle but that is fine. The only real issues I had was occasionally if you push too hard into thick 6" snow, it may get jammed up but that can be easily poked out. The other issue I had was how it's designed. Holding the handle and heavy battery end took a bit of a work out and showed me how much I need to lift weights more. A better design on where the battery goes and handle would be great but then it won't fit on the weedwacker part so who knows. Guess I need to hit the gym more. Overall, it's been great and has very good battery life. Makes shoveling the sidewalk quick and fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026 by S. Shark
Surprisingly powerful, if a bit heavy
I've used this for 2 snowstorms now. The first storm dumped about 15" of powdery snow. I used the EGO snow shovel attachment to clear the deck and a couple of other places where it's hard to get a full-sized snow thrower. Despite the snow being deeper than the "bite" of the attachment, it did a good job! I found moving it back and forth like a vacuum cleaner was effective. It rotates very fast so it throws the snow far. The direction adjustment is limited and I found it a little stiff at first. The second snow storm was only about 3 inches and it made short work of that. The whole assembly, even with the small battery is quite heavy. Battery life with the small battery was enough to clear my deck, a small section of driveway and my back walkway. My wife says it's the best thing I've bought in years! Way, way better than hand-shoveling!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024 by H.L.