Snow Joe SJ-SHLV20 Shovelution 20-Inch, Strain-Reducing Snow Shovel w/ Spring Assisted Handle + Impact-Resistant Blade, Blue
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Size: 20-Inch
Color: Blue
Features
- [DURABLE]: Impact resistant blade
- [COMFORTABLE]: With ergonomic D-Ring handle grips and a design that improves posture and reduces the need to bend
- [SPRING-ASSIST]: Handle acts as a fulcrum that changes the mechanics of shoveling along with reducing strain
- [LIFTING LEVERAGE]: Given to the lower hand to lift greater loads with ease
- [WIDE BLADE]: 20 in. Shovel blade with aluminum wear strip
Description
This winter, experience the cutting-edge in snow clearing technology with Snow Joe shoveling, the ultimate strain-reducing snow shovel with spring-assist handle. Now you can shovel smarter, not harder to quickly & easily get snow out of your way. No more heavy lifting with a traditional shovel. No more aching back. Shovelution greatly reduces the effort, strain & potential injury involved in shoveling, using the powerful muscles of your upper body to do the lifting & throwing & sending lifting leverage to the lower hand to reduce back strain byup to 30%, so you can lift more & throw farther. With shovelutions patented dual-handle spring-loaded system & durable 20 blade, you're always ready for the next load. Shovelution captures the expended energy from throwing the snow & rapidly recoils to instantly reset the shovel. &, snow Joes Shovelution isn't just for winter weather. Use it to easily lift loads of mulch around the garden come spring.
Material: Aluminum
Color: Blue
Brand: Snow Joe
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 50 x 20 x 4 inches
Item Weight: 3.3 Pounds
Style: 20-inch Snow Shovel
Handle Material: Polypropylene
Blade Length: 20 Inches
Blade Material: Aluminum
Is Foldable: Yes
Material: Aluminum
Color: Blue
Brand: Snow Joe
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 50 x 20 x 4 inches
Item Weight: 3.3 Pounds
Style: 20-inch Snow Shovel
Handle Material: Polypropylene
Blade Length: 20 Inches
Blade Material: Aluminum
Is Foldable: Yes
Grip Type: D-Ring
Product Dimensions: 50 x 20 x 4 inches
Item Weight: 3.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Snow Joe
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: SJ-SHLV20
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Size: 20-Inch
Color: Blue
At first you think this shovel is very flimsy, but after putting it together you realize that’s one of the best features about it. The other special feature is the assist handle, it definitely makes it easier to shovel the snow and helps to prevent injury to your back. Just finished shoveling over 10 inches of snow on my drive way, and it definitely is the best shovel I have owned. I definitely would recommend it and would buy again!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2023 by Bulmaro A. Aguilera
Size: 20-Inch
Color: Blue
This is a well built shovel that can easily fit in a vehicle trunk. Looking forward to trying the lift handle.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 by James Currie
Size: 18-Inch
Color: Blue, Polycarbonate
If you don't know this already, Snow Joe has a 2 year manufacturer's warranty behind their products, even the shovels. MAKE SURE YOU REGISTER your shovel on Snow Joe's website to not run into the problem I had getting support. Background: Have purchased a snowblower, extra batteries, and a different shovel SJ-SHLV01-RED in additional to this one SJ-SHLV02 from SnowJoe either from Amazon or from their website. Both shovels that I use from Amazon are great, but this SJ-SHLV02 is superior(NOPE, changed my mind, see UPDATE below). In addition to the strength and throwing capabilities they both give, this one can scrape under to pick up near frozen snow and sometimes ice. I had no problems with anything until yesterday when my SJ-SHLV02 broke. I don't even know exactly when it happened because the blade initially got a small triangular hole in it near the handle stem, but it kept working with a little snow "leaking" through the blade. I don't THINK I was being too rough with it, but this thing seems to give the strength of several people when really using it, and it was that sense of unstoppable scraping and lifting that probably did it in. We've had our iciest snow in decades in my area (Chicago Area) At 20 degrees F, in typical use with a LOT of heavy snow/ice lifting my blade broke. Took the picture right away, and was still able to use it for another hour in this condition. It's still looks like this, can scrape under and lift a lot of snow - amazing. I would have(not happily) paid for another one to replace it, because I like it so much. The return: OMG, did I have to be persistent. At first I looked at their website to see what the manufacturer's warranty was, since I'm almost at 90 days, well past the typical Amazon return window. Shows 2 years, great, I'll try it out. Called first, gave the model number, described what happened and was told to email a picture of it. Did that. Started to get nice email responses, 1st support ticket generated, new shovel(or part) to be mailed directly to me, no physical return required, also a Warranty Order Number. On that email, notice that the shovel being shipped to me is the older SJ-SHLV01-RED that is my other still working shovel. Respond back to that email(which now generates a 2nd support ticket number) that it's the wrong shovel. Now I get emails, that the shipment is cancelled, and that my shovel is not registered. Respond back with a .pdf of my Amazon receipt from less than 90 days ago and get no reply. I try to register this shovel on their website, but cannot because there is no serial number on the shovel itself. Next, I start a chat session and to make it quicker give the initial issue, references to the 2 previous support tickets, and a request to get my shovel registered. Get asked for serial number, told it's on the blade - it isn't, or at least isn't anymore from using it. The person on chat asked for my Amazon Invoice Number, (same as provided via email previously) and now my shovel gets registered on-line (I can see it on their website under my account) AND they are shipping a replacement to me. It took me over an hour to do this. Do yourself a favor, either VERIFY that your shovel gets registered on SnowJoe's website(like my first one did automatically after ordering from Amazon) OR get it registered right away(unlike my second shovel shovel which didn't get automatically registered from Amazon). Don't assume like I did. UPDATE: One week later. I received the replacement shovel, however, now I wish I had just gotten the wrong one back instead. I can really appreciate the version that "doesn't break" vs. the Indestructible version that does. I think it's the scraper on the bottom that is too good. I have a regular ice scraper for that. I'll keep the replacement shovel and keep getting a replacement until my warranty runs out in another 21 months. Then will get another non-Poly Carbonite version as my second Snow Joe shovel. Lowered score from 5 to 4 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2019 by John T. John T.
Size: 20-Inch
Color: Blue
The extra handle makes shoveling easier and less of a strain. Could be a little sturdier, but overall pretty good shovel.
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023 by DNS
Size: 20-Inch
Color: Blue
Will be going into year two with this shovel and am not regretting buying it at all. Not out of wind while or after use. No sore arms, shoulders or back. The bowl of the shovel is imminently slippery, which allows a better fling. The "ergonomic" shovels with bent handles are crap, imo. This is what have needed for YEARS!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023 by Placeholder
Size: 18-Inch
Color: Blue
I've lived in Minnesota and Wisconsin for all of my 52 years of life, and I have shoveled many tons of snow over my lifetime. Suffice it to say that I am an amateur authority on snow shoveling (never having done it professionally, for pay). For most of my life I've used "snow plow"-type shovels, which work best for smaller amounts of snow, but increase the workload in bigger snowfalls because when you try to take a big scoop and toss it away, some of the snow always seems to fall off the sides. They do work great, though, for scraping the concrete clean and making nice clean, straight edges and banks on the snow piles you have lovingly shoveled. Those are the details that even a casual observer will notice and which separate a half-hearted shoveler of snow from a true snow-shoveling artisan, that is, one who cares about the craft and about doing a good job of it. The SnowJoe has changed my whole attitude about, and approach to, shoveling snow. The second handle makes it so easy to pick up and toss snow, that I feel like an idiot for not coming up with this idea myself. The mechanics of shoveling are changed, much for the better, and I can clear snow probably twice as fast with the SnowJoe than with any other shovel I've ever used, and I've used a lot of different shovels over the last 45-or-so winters. I did take advice from another reviewer, based on and coupled with input from yet another reviewer, in that I reinforced the hollow steel shaft of the shovel by putting a wood dowel inside it. A 7/8-inch thick, 36-inch-long oak dowel ($3.29 at my local home store) with 1 1/2 inches cut off from it, fits perfectly inside the handle and stiffens it so that the shaft can't possibly bend enough to break, which is something that some reviewers have experienced. It also provides a beefier surface for the screws that hold the shovel scoop in place to bite into, making them more secure and functional. It adds negligible weight, but really solidifies the whole assembly. It fits nice and snug in there and doesn't rattle or move at all. It feels like you filled the shaft with concrete or something, but not nearly so heavy as doing that. As for the metal edge on the shovel scoop, yes it is too soft, as other reviewers have stated. With dry snow, it's very noticeable, the way it grabs at the concrete and binds the shovel when you try to make a pick-up stroke. With wetter, heavy snow, it's not so noticeable because the water content of the snow and resultant moisture on the surface lubricate the edge somewhat and make it slide easier. I have the supplies to replace the factory edge with a piece of 1/8-inch-thick galvanized steel, which will eliminate the problem. So far, I have used the SnowJoe three times, twice on drier snow (4" and 5" snowfalls) and once on 3 inches of very heavy, dense, wet snow. It can handle it all and makes shoveling easier no matter what kind of snow you have polluting your driveway and sidewalks. Even a full, heaping scoop of heavy, wet snow, as heavy as I've ever lifted with any snow shovel, is moved more easily with the use of the second handle, by giving you the hand-position and the correct leverage to be able to fling that snow right up and over the five-foot-tall snow pile you have already shoveled by this point in the never-ending winter. So far, it's taken what I have thrown at it (and thrown WITH it) and has worked wonderfully. Don't let negative reviews get you down or scare you away. This is a good shovel and I love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2019 by LeaveMeBe
Size: 18-Inch
Color: Blue
I have a couple of shovels. I have some for heavy duty, ice, light snow. But this one has been my regular go to shovel. The extra handle comes in handy. It does not hurt your lower back when you shovel. My only con for this shovel is The extra handle sticks out so it can be hard/ a bother to store it somewhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023 by NF
Size: 20-Inch
Color: Blue
This is my second purchase, because its saves my aging back. Had a hip replacement and I'm hoping that the product does not negatively impact my hip replacement. If you have a bad back, this product might be for you..
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by bulldog2927