Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Schneeschaufel, 610x1250mm Schneeräumer mit ergonomischem Griff, HDPE-Schaufelblatt, Schneeräumwerkzeug, tragbarer Schneeschieber zum Reinigen von Einfahrten, Treppen und Gehwegen

the shovel itself is solid, thick hdpe blade but the shaft is too short for someone who is 6 feet or taller. if it was 6" longer and it would be much easier to use

The shovels handle should be ergo friendly! Very heavy and not user friendly! Would like to return it!!

Three star…good for light snows…pushing only.

This is a nice tool to have, but the handle feels loose. It does not appear to be as well constructed as I had hoped for. Would not buy again.

For a sturdy shovel I wish it would push easier. This design seems to catch every uneven bit of ice on the hard surface and kicks the pusher sideways.

For the price go with the name brand. Shovels bend, wear quickly, and two peice handle is junk. Snowplow brand is only a few dollars more

Bought this shovel for the price and availability against the "original". Have definitely found this to be a case of you get what you pay for. The plastic is wearing down quite quickly after only 2 uses (not seasons, uses), the handle is shorter then is ergonomically comfortable, and the blade is quite flimsy, which may be in part due to getting the 48" size. If you're looking for a snowplow type shovel, my recommendations is to put your money towards the original.

Bad quality.. where the shovel tightens in the middle to hold 2 pieces together it loosens every single time.. definitely not a 70$ shovel.. very unhappy with purchase

Handle is absolutely junk

I bought the 36" model to use when there is just a skim of snow to clear off my gravel driveway - not enough to bother getting out the snowblower. The concept is good, but the design of this shovel does not work well for me. The combination of a too short handle, and a too steep blade angle means it digs into any irregularity on the surface being cleared. My driveway is fairly smooth, but there are spots where gravel shows through the snow cover, and there are ridges where car tires have packed the snow, and patches where the snow is less well packed. The shovel digs in instead of scraping across the surface unless I hold the handle down near my knees. When used that way it is effective, but tiring and unpleasant to use. The shovel might work OK for a shorter person (I am 6 feet tall) on a smooth, hard surface like a skating rink. I've included pics that show the Vevor shovel and an old one that is nice to use. Notice the difference in handle length, and difference in the angle of the blade. On the plus side, the shovel seems well made and the materials appear to be durable. The joint between the two pieces of handle is tight, with no wobble. The shovel could be greatly improved by including another section of handle maybe 6 inches long, with a bend in it (maybe 5 or 10 degrees?) to reduce the angle of attack. Or completely re-design it to have a longer handle and more shallow angle of attack.