EMSCO Bigfoot Combination Snow Shovel – Multi-Use Blade Design

These are our very favorite snow shovels!!! They push the snow easily without killing your back. Quality is amazing! The plastic does wear down after 8+ years of shoveling Utah snow but it is worth it. Great size for any height. Great value for the money. They come with the handle apart from the shovel part. Super easy to put together and go.

I've used these snow shovels for the past 15+ years and they are the best. I'm specifically referring to the pusher model that looks like a snow plow. The ability to just push and not have to lift is a game changer for long hours of shoveling without destroying your back. Plus the 25" width makes quick work of sidewalks and driveways alike. Price is a bit steeper than prefferred but this style lasts a very long time and the only issues I've had is the bottoms wear down since they are just plastic. But the plastic makes for a much smoother and simpler operation than the metal blades that catch on every tiny crack.

Great push shuvel for a few inches of snow. The angle allows for the snow to roll in front. Eventually the the grinding on the pavement will ware the shovel down. Had for two years in the north east, and the edge is gone.

My favorite snow pusher. Not really a shovel as you cand pickup snow and throw with it. But a great pusher for a couple inches of snow. And will not mark up the decking

I've probably owned 8 of these shovels over the past 15 years. Typically one shovel will last me 3 seasons. These shovels are light weight but very tough. I've never broken a handle ever! I have a huge driveway and for them to last 3 seasons is good with me. I used to be able to get these at Fleet Farm but wasn't able to find them last year so just ordered these from the Jungle. The shovel on the left is about 3 years old and the plastic has worn down to about 10 inches where the new shovel on the right starts at 12.5 inches. Over time everything wears out and these do as well but I love the fact that they are light weight and the plastic does not bow.. it is solid. Only way to break that plastic is to have Kip or Uncle Rico back over it with their van. I do wish they would sell the plastic blade by itself as an option at a lower price point as I could just swap the handle to a new blade every couple years.. this would lower shipping costs and that could be past on to me. Great shovels...