True Temper True Temper Snow Shovel Collection

Love this shovel!

I was using a very old shovel that had a lot of sentimental value. I loved that metal shovel but it was old and tired and had started to scratch the porch. So I went shopping. I read all the great reviews here and thought for the price I ought to try it. So the shovel came just before the arctic blast and snow and... I LOVE IT! It shovels, it pushes, it lifts, it does everything I want and it does it all very well. This is the best $20 you will ever spend if you need a shovel. Plus it is nice an...

Frozen Precipitation Relocater

Although I have only had one opportunity so far this season to try out my new Frozen Precipitation Relocater, I must say I'm impressed with it's ingenious design. During winters past I have tried just about every other lawn and garden implement made with little to no success. Leaf rakes have proven disappointing as they have merely groomed the existing snow cover with very little actually moved. Even less effective was the pitchfork with it's oversized spacing between the tines. The bulb planter...

Light weight and made to last. And great price.

It just the right size. Brought about a month ago. Just got our first snow to use it. It wirkes great snow doesn't sticks to it. And holds just the right amount of snow to lift. A great buy

Quality built

Shovel is very well made and light. The only problem I have with it is I myself do NOT care for the metal strip on scoop, which sometimes causes shovel to not slide on pavement.

The BEST way to move snow!

With a shovel like this, you don't have to pick up the snow as much, as pushing the shovel ROLLS the snow in front of it. Then the end of it's travel (edge of the driveway, side of the side walk) is the only time you have to lift it, and it is never more than one shovel full, even if you've pushed it 6 feet! I've had other shovels similar to this one in the past, but they did not have a steel edge where it contacts the surface, and the plastic would wear out in one season. The hardened steel ...

Shovel

It's a good enough snow shovel in it's own right, but it has a metal scraper riveted onto the underside of the leading edge, and it catches much too easily on anything that may trip up your progress. You need to bend over a little further to bring the handle a little lower, so that you may smoothly shovel along. I will say this however, the metal edge does help you break through some of the ice when we get snow & freezing rain in the same storm.

It's a Snow Shovel

The reason why I purchased the True Temper was because of it's riveted metal wear strip on the bottom. I didn't need to read the reviews on it because I've had this shovel in the past and not only does what it's suppose to do and that's shovel. But, my old one was identical to the True Temper and it lasted me for about 5 years before the metal wear strip broke off. And that was only because it was my go-to shovel that did the job right the first time. There's nothing fancy about the shovel, ther...

Not very sturdy

After our metal shovels broke from just being old..we bought two of these. I attempted to put them to use when I got home. The basic story is: if it is a fresh powder snow, you might be ok. If you wait long enough for any layer of it to become ice...the handle bends and is super flimsy. I don’t think it’s made to shovel snow that had been warmed and refrozen at all. Spend some extra money and get a different model.

Decent shovel

I bought this in November of 2015 and had it for a few months and used it in roughly 7 snowfalls. This shovel is really deserving of 2 ratings depending on the type of snow you are shoveling. I have used it to shovel in upwards of 9 inches of fine light weight powder snow and i would give it 5 stars for that. This morning we had about 4 inches of very wet heavy snow and I would probably give it 2.5 stars out of 5 for that. It is plastic so with the wet heavy snow it just would not be that durabl...

I've Been Spending Too Much for Snow Shovels

What a surprise! I have been purchasing much more expensive aluminum snow shovels for years. In variably, the aluminum bends and the edge goes bad and I end up scratching my deck boards with the uneven edge of the shovel. Well ... I threw them all out and bought two of these inexpensive shovels from Lowes. Now I don't know what the listing refers to when they say "Steel Handle." Because mine is clearly plastic, but the shovel works, and works very well. It was comfortable to hold and handle (6'4...