This wheeled shovel is extremely convenient; no more back pains from shoveling snow! Being able to transport the snow without lifting the shovel saves a lot of effort and is especially convenient for the parking lot

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It has not snowed, but the autumn leaves are more terrible, we used to shovel leaves is also to save me a lot of time, work is very convenient, I believe that when the snow comes, it should be more convenient to use the snow day to the time to give you talk about shovel snow feeling

if you typically receive only four inches or less of light and dry snow. Will make clearing a driveway or walkway a breeze with minimal effort. If you usually get more than 4 inches or if the snow that falls is usually wet and heavy then this tool will be a source of frustration. As has been noted by other buyers, with deeper or heavier snow the weight of the snow after moving a couple of feet brings this pusher to a complete stop. You then are stuck with a large mound of snow which then needs to be shoveled by hand. The weight of snow simply makes it nearly impossible to move deeper snow more than a very short distance before you are simply unable to move it any further. If you are able to make it to the other side of your walk or driveway then it simply deposits the snow there as a big pile as it is impossible to lift the snow above ground level to form a mound

Bought this after trying out the neighbors. It is the best purchase. Save your back this is so easy to use. Just walk and push!

This is my "go-to" snow shovel. With the wheels, it gets the job done fast and easy. I use it on my 100 ft concrete driveway and sidewalks I'm responsible for. It pushes light fluffy snow out of the way with hardly no effort. It works on wet heavy snow too but you can only push a few inches away at a time. I've used the shovel on up to 5 inches of light fluffy snow and 4-5 inches on heavy wet snow. I like that I can kick the bottom back of the shovel and the shovel lifts up to dump the snow. I "plow" my driveway at a slight angle to as to not get too much snow piled up and I go across from side to side so not that much snow piles up. Before use and sometimes the night before, I spray the front of the shovel where snow will gather with silicone spray or vegetable oil (the kind you cook with) so snow does not stick to the shovel and slides off readily. I'm glad I bought this wheeled snow shovel. It is great. I've had the wheeled snow shovel for a little over 5 years and it hasn't let me down - it is sturdy. I like the height adjustment. For deeper snow (more than 5 inches) and heavy snow over 5 inches I use my little electric Snow Joe snow blower (it can handle 9 inches of snow). I usually only have to use the wheeled snow shovel because I try not to let the snow get deeper than 5 inches deep before I get out there and remove it so sometimes I am out there as it is snowing. I live in Maryland. Winters here can be unpredictable in the amount of snow and type of snow we receive. Our weather forecasters tend to be on top of weather information so it pays to listen to the weather.