Garvee 29.5" x 13.8" Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Pusher Shovel - Adjustable Handle Height & Blade Angle for Effortless Driveway & Pavement Snow Removal

OMG. As a woman with lower back issues, this has been a life saver! I never in a million years would have thought about putting wheels on a snow shovel.It makes it so much easier to clear the path!

The wheels make all the difference to me. I am an older woman but still active. My 89 yr old mom and I live together. So I love finding tools that make my life easier and this is way easier to use with the wheels. Well made good quality and the price is really nice. It is heavy but the wheels make it super easy to move and use. I’m 67 and a petite woman and this is very easy on my older body.

This snow pusher is a going to be a real back saver. The wheeled design makes it so much easier to move heavy snow without straining, and the adjustable handle means I can set it at a comfortable height for me. I especially like that the angle can be changed—it lets me push to the side or straight ahead depending on the space I’m clearing. The steel blade feels sturdy and durable. It’s definitely heavier than plastic shovels, but that weight gives it a solid, reliable feel. If you want to clear driveways or sidewalks quickly and with less effort, this is a great tool to have on hand.I have not been able to use it directly on snow yet because it's warm, but based on the movements and adjusments that I can do with it, I know this will be very useful in the winter and prevent overworking the body when shoveling!

Just received this snow pusher and I’m impressed with the build quality right out of the box. The steel blade feels heavy-duty, the wheels roll smoothly, and the adjustable handle height and angle seem thoughtfully designed. I haven’t had the chance to use it on snow yet, but it’s clearly made with durable materials and solid construction. I’m confident it will make clearing the driveway much easier when winter hits. So far, very pleased with this!

This was the first time I saw a snow shovel with wheels. This item is pretty feels pretty heavy duty. It was quite easy to put together. My review is based on out of the box and a quick push around empty without snow as it's currently almost 80 degrees where I live. We often get 1-2 snowfalls a year but this will be nice to clear the driveways and sidewalk. Based on the initial pushing and testing I think it will work similarly to a plow pushing the snow off to the side rather than scooping and tossing. I believe I will be using this coupled with a shovel to really effectively clear the driveway and sidewalk. It seems to have a nice blade on it which should help in scraping. Overall I think this is a good valued item. It does seem to be fairly durable and believe it should last a long time. My only concern is I may scrape it up and it might end up rusting.

This snow shovel comes with wheels and requires assembly. It arrived in pieces, but the assembly process was straightforward—just follow the instructions step by step. Once built, the frame and shovel body feel sturdy and reliable. The only drawback is the rubber wheels: the rubber smell is very strong. Even during assembly indoors, the odor filled the room, and when stored in my garage, the smell lingered there as well, which was unpleasant.

Reviewing 15” H x 30” W Steel Snow Pusher with Wheels | We live in the Rocky Mountain West and we get a lot of snow in the winter. We have snow thrower that we use for most of the front yard, but we like to shovel some trails in the backyard for the dog. We aren’t going to use a snow thrower back there because of the bushes and rocks and dog toys, etc. So this looked the perfect tool to make it easier to shovel a trail, rather than the normal push and chuck method with a traditional snow shovel.It required assembly but it was easy to put together. It is about 25 lbs, so has some heft, and is a decent height, once put together. The shovel is durable and should handle snow and some light ice with ease. I like that the handle can be held at different angles, and the angle of the blade can be adjusted also, locking it into place when you get it where you need it.The handles have foam padding over the grips, so the metal isn’t freezing your hands as you use it. The wheels work perfectly on the driveway, the side of the house that has rocks, and on the grass. It makes it so much easier to push the snow out of the way, rather than having to fling it off to the side. The blade is also deep, so you can push quite a bit of snow at once. It’s really going to make it so much easier to keep a path cleared for the dog, in the back.

Opening with the caveat that I'm reviewing this at the end of summer, and it is a snow-pusher, so I can't review the actual functionality in the snow and winter conditions yet (as they're hopefully still many months away). What I can review on is my initial impressions, and the build quality.First impressions: holy smokes, this thing is HEAVY duty. It weighs in around 25lbs (+/0). Assembly takes a bit longer than I was expecting-- the hardware and build materials all seem very heavy-duty, like garden and yard utility carts, more than a flimsy show shovel. This thing seems solid, material-wise.However, after initial assembly, I found most of the connections still fairly flimsy: wiggling and rattling, and I've tightened stuff up as much as I feel comfortable doing. I'm not sure if it is supposed to be that way, or if it will impact functionality--- but it is a lot more wiggle and click than I was expecting from something this heavy-duty.The tires are inflatable rubber tires, which is a good-and-bad thing: on the upside, that means a nice and reliable contact point with the ground, with enough give to handle various ground conditions... but it also means a heck of a lot more maintenance and replacement than solid rubber tires, which is what I would have expected. So, we'll see how they hold up.It moves pretty easily over t he pavement, and I've got it stored for the season; it takes up a LOT larger footprint in the shed than I expected, and I regret assembling it so early in the season, but I wanted to get my eyes on the included parts and make sure it wasn't missing anything. (It wasn't.)Overall I'm giving it 4 stars on untested review grounds, based on the material grade and construction type.Looking forward to getting to put it to use when the cold season arrives!