5. The Garant 30 Inch Steel Blade
Ha, Good Luck lifting snow with this
one. If you want to scream after every
snow shovel than this is for you. With
its smooth surface snow will not stick, Good Points! The bad side the snow will not stick at
all. You could be in for a good lesson
in patience and balance with this shovel. I give it 2 winters before you snap
the handle in half and get something else.
4. The Suncast 22 Inch Scoop with Wear Strip.
Come on people, what is it 1920? Now I know some of you may say it is used for
arenas and public areas but really this “Scoop” is into ideal for shoveling
through a whole winter. Much Like a plow once the banks get to high where are
you going to scoop the snow after, Mary Poppins
3. The Suncast Double Grip Snow Shovel
Seriously? This may be over thinking a Snow Shovel. I am glad our engineering degrees are going
to redesigning the snow shovel? This shovel comes with a second foldable grip,
because you couldn’t possibly use the shaft to hold on to. I think we are abusing the term “Ergonomic” in
anything built these days.
2. The
Garant Alpine 30-Inch Poly Snow Pusher.
The description has it approved for “intense
and continuous use” I am not sure what they mean by intense but as the name
suggests this shovel is little more than a snow pusher.
1. The True Temper Snow Boss:
While the one-piece “Ergonomic Aluminum
Handle” suggests easy lifting of snow. The design of this handle and bucket
will have you praying you only get 3 inches on snow a year. Good luck if you
live in the New England area with this shovel.
I would call this a Georgia Shovel. Made to shovel Sunshine not snow.
Out of all the things that make me dread snow shovels metal edges on these things will drive you insane. Go in for a strong bite of the snow and the metal edge will almost always catch on the pavement and rip your arm off. While buying a snowblower would be easier, some of us like the exercise.
So in closing Snow Sucks, Shoveling snow sucks. Move down South.
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