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Arrives
Jun 25 – Jun 27
Size: 18 Inches
Features
- THE ORIGINAL - THE SNOWPLOW "THE ORIGINAL SNOW PUSHER" is the only shovel on the market using virgin UHMW (Ultra High Molecular Weight) Polyethylene. This material is the highest wearing, impact resistant, cold weather adaptable material available.
- PATENTED - We've developed and patented the handle/brace connector system, The TUFFBRACE is optimized for sturdiness and toughness. Perfect for decks, steps and other small areas.
- NON STICK BLADE & STURDY THROUGHOUT - UHMW blade allows snow to slide off vs. stick to generic plastic shovels. The new and improved metal handle has twice the wall thickness of industry snow shovels. Plus reinforced with a plug insert.
- MADE IN USA Proudly designed, sourced and produced in the USA. See our raving reviews from top snow professionals, churches, property managers and other commercial use.
Description
The SnowPlow Snow Pusher is is the commercial-grade shovel that's ready to tackle anything old man winter dishes out. It's perfect for cleaning off decks, steps, sidewalks, patios and driveways. Its ultra rugged, non-abrasive blade is made of revolutionary virgin Ultra High Molecular Weight (UHMW) polyethylene, providing exceptional durability and impact resistance. Use it to push, scrape, back scrape and even chop all different snow densities (fluff, wet, packed, ice, etc.). This hard-working shovel is lightweight, with a D-style control grip, reinforced fiberglass handle and easy bolt-together assembly. Storage is made easy with the included wall mount clip. Be sure to hang up this shovel on the wall, off the ground and out of the rafters when not in use. See the care and maintenance best practices in box.
Material: Fiberglass, Polyethylene
Color: White
Brand: THE SNOWPLOW
Item dimensions L x W x H: 12 x 24 x 60 inches
Item Weight: 6.2 Pounds
Style: Compact
Handle Material: Metal
Blade Material: Polyethylene
Is Foldable: No
Grip Type: Ergonomic
Item Dimensions: 12 x 24 x 60 inches
Item Weight: 6.2 Pounds
Material Type: Fiberglass, Polyethylene
Handle Material: Metal
Blade Material: Polyethylene
Color: White
Style Name: Compact
Is Foldable: No
Grip Type: Ergonomic
Brand Name: THE SNOWPLOW
UPC: 612433505184
Model Number: SNOWPLOW
Manufacturer Part Number: SNOWPLOW
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Size: 24"
this is the best shovel I’ve used for light snow (2-3” wet, 4-5” for powder). The blade feels indestructible, perfect if you have a big driveway and worry about flimsy plastic blades). The shaft has heft and a solid feel, makes pushing the snow easy. It’s been a rough winter already in New England, but the Snowplow pusher has made clearing the driveway a lot easier. My only complaint is it comes with a few screws that fasten the blade to the metal shaft and it’s pretty hard to penetrate the metal. I gave up and it frankly doesn’t hurt performance, but they should have pre-drilled holes to make that easier.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by Some Guy
Size: 30"
Seems sturdy and well-made. Be aware that this is called a Snowplow, Snowpusher, It is NOT a standard snow shovel. It excels at pushing snow like a plow...just as it's named. Not for lifting snow and throwing it to the side. Keep it down and move the snow. It works great if you use it for its intended purpose and design. The 30 inch is perfect for me. I'm loving it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by SWR
Size: 30"
Have bought about 12 of these in different sizes. Still own everyone and have not broke or worn one out yet. Great value for price. It is a pusher, not a shovel. Work great on sidewalks.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by FRED
Size: 30"
Great for clearing lighter (3ish inches) snowfalls. This and their scoop have you covered. It's made of a really tough, durable, slippery material snow doesn't stick to. My only criticism is the four hex head fasteners supplied to hold the shovel to its' mounting bracket. I replaced them with stainless steel button heads to eliminate a place for snow to stick.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026 by Tomcat
Size: 24"
This is a great shovel. I owned the 48” model when I lived in MN, and used it for more than a decade, and loved it. But in MN, you can go into any hardware store, and buy one of these already assembled, ready-to-go. Now I live in NC, and when I went to the store looking for a snow-shovel (which we rarely need), I just got confused looks. So I bought this 24” one on Amazon. There are a LOT of negative reviews, mostly complaining about assembly issues, or missing hardware. So let me set the record straight. YES you will need tools and some mechanical aptitude to assemble this shovel – so know that in advance. Why can’t the manufacturer make this clear in the description? Better yet, why can’t the manufacturer pre-drill pilot holes, and make this a lot easier for everyone? But having said that – it really is a high-quality, very sturdy shovel, and the included hardware is top-quality stainless. OK – here is what you need to know: First of all, the hardware is hiding. They stuff the bag of hardware into the cylindrical socket in the brace – where the handle inserts into – and where you would NEVER see it if you didn’t know to look there. As a guy who never reads instructions, I too was certain it had been shipped without hardware, until I noticed the sticker telling me where to look. Next – to assemble the blade to the brace, you will need TWO 7/16” wrenches, one for the bolt, and one for the Nylock nut. I used a 7/16” socket plus an open-end wrench. A crescent wrench or even a pliers can hold one end if that’s all you have handy. First get all the bolts assembled in their (pre-drilled) holes, but don’t tighten yet. Then go back and tighten-up the bolts across the blade, and finally the one on top. No need to really torque them down, just reasonable hand tighten so you don’t deform the plastic. (by the way this is REALLY high-quality plastic – incredibly tough and sturdy). This is the easy part. Finally – we get to what all the complaints are about: there are 3 self-drilling/tapping stainless screws which are intended to drill through the plastic brace, and then drill and thread into the thin steel tube of the handle, thus securing it to the blade assembly. There are no pilot-holes – you as the assembler, have to run these fasteners at the correct speed to drill through two different materials, and then not over-torque them and strip-out the screw in the handle. This is where everyone is complaining that you need a power screwdriver. Its true – no way you could do this with a hand screwdriver. In addition, while doing this drilling/tapping operation, you have to make sure the handle is fully inserted to the proper depth, AND the handle is rotated to the correct position. I’m an experienced machinist, yet I can completely understand why many would be hesitant with this step. If you have never used a fastener like this, you have no room for error – either it works for you the first time, or not. If you don’t have a pristine Phillips #2 head on your drill/driver, chances are that, even if you do everything perfectly, the screw can slip and get away from you while trying to drill into the side of a steel tube with no centerpunch, and go sideways. Moreover – once you finally drill through the steel tube of the handle, now the threaded portion engages, and with your drill still spinning at high-speed, the threads could rapidly hit bottom and strip-out the steel tube. Be careful. Take it slow. Or – better yet, pre-drill pilot holes with a 1/8” drill – then it is easy to thread the self- drilling/tapping screws in, even with a regular Phillips driver. With successful assembly, this shovel is great – I would give it 5-stars. But because of the assembly issues which are going to be a problem for many people, I have to subtract a star.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by E. Persson
Size: 30"
Awesome for small to medium snow falls
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026 by Barry
Size: 24"
Assembly took about 30 minutes because I didn’t have the right tools. A ratchet for the bolts and a drill for the self-tapping handle screws would make the process much faster. The shovel is very sturdy. It’s heavier than expected, with a metal shaft and plastic blade/components. It feels durable and capable of handling abuse, but it’s not something you’d want to throw around. This is not ideal for lifting snow — where it truly excels is pushing. It performed very well clearing under 3 inches of snow and scraping down packed, run-over snow on my driveway. Think of this more as a plow or pusher than a traditional shovel. If you have a solid covering of snow, this is the tool you grab. Replacement parts are available and relatively inexpensive, which makes it a good long-term purchase. It’s definitely worth the one-time buy, with the option to replace parts down the line if needed. Overall, it’s excellent at what it’s designed for: pushing snow efficiently to the side.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Andre
Size: 48"
As many have said, this shovel is great for light snow in the 3-4" range. I did not have a problem lifting even heavier snow with the shovel, but because of the width (48"), it did have a tendency to tip one way or another if there was more snow on one side. The fact that it covers such a great area and pushes the snow the sides of the driveway make this a quick job. It's probably taking half the time or less for me to shovel our driveway. But it's also great at very quickly cleaning up after snowblowing. I found that the plastic blade does a very nice job scaping the concrete effectively. It feels very sturdy in the hand. Assembly was not easy, but manageable. It took a lot of leverage and force to get the screws to get into the plastic in order to assemble to handle to the blade. But if that means it won't come off or loosen, then I'm good with needing to apply that much effort. I'm 52 6'1" 200lbs and workout 4-5 days per week and it took all I had there to get them in. Using a smaller drill bit to pre-drill would have made the process much easier and I highly recommend. My wife who does not usually shovel had to use it while I was traveling and said she loved it. No better endorsement from my perspective! My neighbor has the 36" and loves it. When my current smaller shovel wears down I will buy a smaller version of this for sure! I hung the shovel using the bracket and screws that came with the shovel. Do not rest on floor or it will warp according to others. Maybe I just missed it, but I didn't realize it came with a wall bracket. It was simple to install and will prevent the warping.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021 by Murray Family