How is this different from a regular snow shovel?

It has wheels and a wide steel blade, so you push snow along the ground instead of lifting and throwing it. That makes it faster on long driveways but less useful for piling snow high.

What does the five-position blade do?

It lets you set the angle of the blade so snow is pushed to the left, to the right, or straight ahead. You pick the angle that matches the side you want to clear.

Will it handle deep snow?

It works best in light to moderate snow, where the blade can push a full width without stalling. In deep or drifted snow you will need several passes or a different tool.

What surfaces is it made for?

Driveways and sidewalks, as the wheels roll on flat pavement. Gravel, grass, steps and decks are harder on the wheels and the steel edge.

Does it need assembly?

The handle and blade typically arrive partly assembled and need the handle sections and blade bolted together. Expect basic tools and a few minutes of setup.

Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29" Steel Blade

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$95.19at TargetChecked Nov 5

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Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29" Steel Blade

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Last seen at $95.19 at Target on Nov 5.

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

This is a wheeled snow pusher with a 29-inch steel blade, built to clear driveways and sidewalks by rolling the load instead of lifting it. The blade angle adjusts across five positions, and the double handle keeps your hands in a more upright, two-handed grip. It suits people clearing wide, flat paved areas who want to push snow aside rather than shovel and throw it. Against a standard snow shovel it moves more snow per pass and saves your back; against a snow blower it is far simpler and quieter but needs your own effort and struggles with deep or icy banks.

Best forClearing wide driveways and sidewalksPeople who want to push snow, not lift itHomeowners with back strain from lifting shovelsFlat paved surfaces after light to moderate snowfall

Pros

29-inch steel blade clears a wide path per pass
Wheels carry the load so you push rather than lift
Five blade angles let you direct snow left, right or straight ahead
Double handle supports an upright two-handed grip
Steel edge scrapes down to the pavement

Cons

No engine, so deep or heavy snow still takes effort
Steel blade and frame add weight to steer
Wheels roll best on smooth, flat pavement
Not built for steps, decks or tight corners

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Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29" Steel Blade price history

Lowest price we've seen: $95.19 on Nov 6 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 6.

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29" steel blade
Wheeled design
5-position adjustable angled pusher
Ergonomic double handle
For driveways and sidewalks

About the Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29" Steel Blade

This heavy-duty snow shovel has a 29-inch steel blade and a wheeled design. It is meant for clearing snow from driveways and sidewalks.

The angled pusher adjusts to 5 positions. An ergonomic double handle completes the build.

Blade width: 29 in
Blade material: Steel
Design: Wheeled
Pusher angle: 5-position adjustable
Handle: Ergonomic double handle
Use: Driveways and sidewalks

Specifications

Blade Width: 29″ Blade

Questions and answers

How is this different from a regular snow shovel?: It has wheels and a wide steel blade, so you push snow along the ground instead of lifting and throwing it. That makes it faster on long driveways but less useful for piling snow high.
What does the five-position blade do?: It lets you set the angle of the blade so snow is pushed to the left, to the right, or straight ahead. You pick the angle that matches the side you want to clear.
Will it handle deep snow?: It works best in light to moderate snow, where the blade can push a full width without stalling. In deep or drifted snow you will need several passes or a different tool.
What surfaces is it made for?: Driveways and sidewalks, as the wheels roll on flat pavement. Gravel, grass, steps and decks are harder on the wheels and the steel edge.
Does it need assembly?: The handle and blade typically arrive partly assembled and need the handle sections and blade bolted together. Expect basic tools and a few minutes of setup.
Where is the Heavy-Duty Wheeled Snow Shovel 29" Steel Blade cheapest?: At Target, for $95.19, as of our latest check.