Is this better than a regular snow shovel?

For wide, flat areas it is. The wheels and angled blade let you push snow along the ground rather than lift it, which is easier on your back. A hand shovel still wins on steps, decks and tight spots.

What is the blade made of?

The blade is steel, 29 inches wide and 16.5 inches tall. Steel holds an edge against packed snow better than plastic but is heavier and can scratch some surfaces.

Does the blade angle adjust?

Yes. The blade has five angled positions, so you can push snow to the left or right depending on which way you work.

Does it need assembly?

It comes pre-assembled. Gloves are included in the box.

Will the wheels work on gravel or steps?

Rubber wheels roll well on paved driveways and sidewalks. On gravel, grass or steps they dig in and the shovel becomes awkward to steer.

Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29 in. Steel Blade

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$82.99at WayfairChecked Nov 5

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Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29 in. Steel Blade

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Last seen at $82.99 at Wayfair on Nov 5.

Our take on the Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29 in. Steel Blade

A wheeled snow pusher with a 29-inch steel blade, a five-position angled blade and rubber wheels that let you roll snow aside instead of lifting it. The steel edge and thickened connectors put it ahead of plastic pushers for packed snow and long driveways, though it is heavier and bulkier to store. It comes pre-assembled, so it is ready to use out of the box. It suits homeowners clearing wide driveways and walkways who want to spare their back.

Best forClearing wide drivewaysPacked and heavy snowShoppers with back or shoulder strainLong walkways and paths

Pros

29-inch blade clears a wide path per pass
Steel blade stands up to packed snow and ice
Five-position angled blade lets you push snow to one side
Rubber wheels carry the load instead of your arms
Thickened connectors add rigidity at the joints
Arrives pre-assembled

Cons

Heavier and bulkier than a hand shovel
Wheels struggle on steps and uneven ground
Steel blade can scrape delicate surfaces
Takes up garage or shed space

Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29 in. Steel Blade prices at every store

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Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29 in. Steel Blade price history

Lowest price we've seen: $82.99 on Nov 5 at Wayfair. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 5.

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29" W x 16.5" H steel blade
5-position angled blade
Rubber wheels for rolling use
Thickened connectors
Pre-assembled
Red plate, black pole, red hub

Shipping: Free delivery; get it by Sat, Nov 14
In the box: Gloves

About the Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29 in. Steel Blade

This wheeled snow shovel has a 29 in. wide steel blade that is 16.5 in. high. Rubber wheels let it roll across the ground during use, and the connectors are thickened.

The blade can be set to 5 different angled positions. The shovel comes pre-assembled, with a red plate, black pole and red hub.

Blade width: 29 in.
Blade height: 16.5 in.
Blade material: Steel
Blade positions: 5 angled positions
Wheels: Rubber
Assembly: Pre-assembled
Colors: Red plate, black pole, red hub
In the box: Gloves

Specifications

Blade Width: 29″ Blade

Questions and answers

Is this better than a regular snow shovel?: For wide, flat areas it is. The wheels and angled blade let you push snow along the ground rather than lift it, which is easier on your back. A hand shovel still wins on steps, decks and tight spots.
What is the blade made of?: The blade is steel, 29 inches wide and 16.5 inches tall. Steel holds an edge against packed snow better than plastic but is heavier and can scratch some surfaces.
Does the blade angle adjust?: Yes. The blade has five angled positions, so you can push snow to the left or right depending on which way you work.
Does it need assembly?: It comes pre-assembled. Gloves are included in the box.
Will the wheels work on gravel or steps?: Rubber wheels roll well on paved driveways and sidewalks. On gravel, grass or steps they dig in and the shovel becomes awkward to steer.
Where is the Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29 in. Steel Blade cheapest?: At Wayfair, for $82.99, as of our latest check.