Customer Reviews for True Temper 38.3 in. Steel Handle Aluminum Blade Snow Shovel

Works for light snow but forget it when it comes to any tough snow/ice mixture. Aluminum and steel blade are so thin the metal bends quickly.

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I had to return this because te first time I used it the top part got bended

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Got through the ice & snow L & D

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It worked great, but it bent easily. I will have to buy another shovel before the 2nd snow fall of the season.

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Great shovel it works good

The shovel bent easily when trying to remove the ice from the walks other them thst its a shovel

this is soft. we need more storng

Strong, liteweight, works well with heavy snow.

Looks solid but aluminum shovel part is bit to week. Can’t use your foot to shovel heavy snow.

Cut thru the ice easily. Didn’t hold Much snow on shovel. Still overall good

Not the strongest thing in the world. I tried pushing the shovel with my foot to break up ice and promptly bent part of the shovel near the handle.

Welp it snowed about 30 inches a few days ago and I'm from Arizona...this baby made shoveling the driveway a piece of cake to say the least!

The aluminum bent over after less than an hour - went back and purchased a true temper plastic shovel - let’s hope I have better luck

I am not really ever disappointed at Home Depot but unfortunately, these shovels do not last past one storm. I have purchased probably 20 of these shovels over the past few seasons and on every one the blade edge wears down really fast and the shovel heads bends easily. They work great when new and are light weight, easy to throw snow around but they are pretty much disposable shovels - bought 4 more couple weeks ago and all are worn down and bent after only one snow fall. Too expensive for disposable, one to two uses and after that they become difficult to use without a good edge and bends in the head. I cannot recommend them except for very minimal, light duty. If your a bull dog out there, these are probably not for you because they will not last.

So the shovel works well with the light snow. Once sleet got involved and the snow started to freeze, the shovel started to get disfigured and bent to the point where it was trashed.

I had to cut the handle to fit in my truck.

It was a good shovel for breaking ice but after a couple of hours of shoveling the blade started to curl and break.

Not very sturdy bends easily