A.M. Leonard Poly Scoop Shovel with 48 Inch Handle

Seems to be pretty much indistrucable but the scoop angle is pretty aggressive. When you have a big scoop of snow it kinda wants to roll out of your hands. A little on the heavy side but seems very durable and worth it's shortcomings. Recommended.

Got this a week before we got a foot of snow in the south burbs of Chicago. I don't own a show blower (yet) so this thing saved my keister. I was used to using a standard aluminum scoop shovel with a shorter handle. Problem is, the aluminum digs into concrete, making it harder to get a good scoop. And now that I'm starting to get a little older, bending over for every scoop is starting to a take a toll on my back.This shovel definitely made it easier for me to dig us out of our house. Glided along the concrete with ease, and the long handle made it easy to grab a big scoop and toss it out no problem. The snow was still relatively light so, I don't know exactly how sturdy it is, but the shovel was relatively lightweight and felt well built. Time will tell on how long it lasts and how crazy I can get with it. 80 bucks is steep for a shovel but considering it saved me time and energy, I feel it was worth it.

Good shovel. I use this for easy mulching off the trailer. I also used it for leaf pick up. Seems flimsy, but, it's definitely durable. Going to use this winter. Will buy again if need be.Update!Used this to shovel slushy snow and broken ice chunks. This is a really good and durable shovel. I even have the ez lift handle attachment because of my back. Now, I can catapult snow over hedges and fences.

Heavier than I expected. Very durable, sturdy.

It worked out good.

I love this shovel for slushy snow/ice and for anything really.

Love the poly shovels this one is a bit heavier with the length but definitely saves the back for taller people

works well.