Snow Joe Telescoping Roof Rake, Extendable Leaf & Snow Shovel with Poly Blade, 25 Inch Wide
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Jun 14 – Jun 15
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Features
- Versatile Rake: Perfect for removing snow, wet leaves, and debris from roofs without climbing, the roof rake ensures optimal utility
- Large Rake Head: Oversized poly blade rake head measures 6 x 25 inches for maximum clearing, covering more area in fewer passes
- Adjustable Reach: Telescoping Twist-n-Lock handle extends to 21 feet, with a total overhead reach of 27 feet so you can get to those high areas with ease
- Lightweight, Durable Build: Weighs just 4.8 pounds which minimizes strain; Built to withstand harsh weather conditions and frequent use
- For Home & Outdoor: Suitable for home and car roofs, patios, and driveways, giving you a year-round maintenance companion you can count on
Product Dimensions: 21 x 24.8 x 252 inches
Item Weight: 4.8 pounds
Manufacturer: Snow Joe
Item model number: RJ204M
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Top Amazon Reviews
This was easy to put together, took me 10 min. Sturdy yet flexable enough and light weight enough to reach the highest point of my roof at full extention. Save's my roof, even when the deep snow had iced due to rain I was able to shed it off and pull down off roof. I'd highly recomend this. Well worth the money. Design is well thought out. I can even handle it easily when its fully extended and I have limited mobility. Well worth the money. Great gift too for cold weather loved one's who live north.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025 by Joey Marquez
Works great
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Our new garage has a metal roof that slopes toward the service door and one of the garage doors. The Snow Joe with a plastic blade extends sufficiently and clears well without scratching. It also works well to clear icicles from the high gutters on our house. It is a bit wobbly when extended, but not excessively. The vendor mistakenly shipped the version with a metal blade first, and that was returned for the correct version with a poly blade.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2023 by FormerBuckeye
Update 12/3/15 - Snow has arrived and I have used the rake three times, and as expected, the telescoping handle is a vast improvement over snapping together separate pole sections. In just a minute I have the rake fully extended or collapsed -- no fussing with it in freezing temperatures. It feels lighter to handle, and, an unexpected benefit -- the section closest to the rake has added flexibility. Normally a reasonably unwieldy tool, this flexibility increases maneuverability, agility. I can now more precisely position the rake. So it is performing better than expected. . . A portion of my roof that faces north has a small overhang that causes a big ice dam issue. If I rake the roof as snow accumulates I can mitigate the problem. Snow rakes like this one are designed to be used on 3-4 inches of accumulation so a big storm may require repeated trips outside to re-rake the roof. The last snow roof rake I purchased had snap in pole segments. And, although it did a great job pulling the snow down, the assembly usually needed to be accomplished while standing outside in a raging snow storm with frozen fingers popping in the pole segments. This part of using the rake was what I dreaded most, but this new telescoping pole version completely eliminates that issue. The attachment system with this version is also more stable. The old version I had used wing nuts to attach the supports to the polycarbonate (plastic) rake and before each use they needed to be checked to ensure they had not loosened -- because they often had. This was an important step because if not secure the head had too much give which could cause the plastic to crack. So, along with the pole improvement this new version uses small screws that are tightened with an included Allen wrench to attach the braces to the plastic rake. This is a system which appears less likely to loosen and will help maintain structural integrity. Assembly consists of attaching three screws to two braces and one nut -- and all necessary hardware is included. I bought this rake as soon as I saw it because this is the brand I've been using and have been pleased with, but I also know from experience that it is best to purchase before the first big snow storm or it may be out of stock. If I encounter problems after using the rake I will update the review. .
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2015 by M. Hill
We live in Minnesota and I have a 14 kVA solar array. It doesn't make any money covered with snow, so I bought this roof rake. It works perfectly. The rigid plastic blade pulls the snow off easily and doesn't scratch the panels. It adjusts easily, even with gloves on, so you can clean the top half, the come back and clear the lower section. I an sure it would work equally well on any roof. Very easy to use, as light as practical, and sturdy.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023 by Clara R Clara R
As advertised the product is lightweight, has an easy to use telescoping handle, and does a good job digging in and pulling snow off the roof. I used it first after about 10 inches of light, powdery snow fell. I was able to clear about 80% of the snow off my steeply pitched, two story metal roof using Joe and a stepladder. Over the course of the following two days, another 10 inches of snow fell but this time it was very wet and heavy. By the time I got off work and pulled out Joe, the snow had developed a crust. Still, Joe did a good job breaking through that crust and pulling large chunks of snow/ice off the roof... until Joe's head snapped off right at the point where the bolt for the cross braces passes through the pole. It was a nice, clean break, clearly showing that the point where the cross braces attach could use a little reinforcement. Since there's no way to reattach the head now I am left with a snow rake with a six inch reach and a 20.5 foot long poking device. If there are any Friends fans out there that need to check if ugly naked guy is still alive, let me know. I'll be happy to lend you the poking device so you don't have to fashion your own.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022 by JKPrime
I like the fact it reaches where a typical shovel can not. Bought it for our gazebo roof. Used past weekend and works great.
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024 by Kathi OD
I did not assemble until today as we have not had significant snow to use it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024 by John J Sinkiewicz