Trazon EgronomicShovelBlack2023 Snow Shovel, 18-Inch Blade, 58-Inch Handle

Clear a driveway, walkway or set of steps after fresh snowfall with a shovel designed for both scooping and pushing. Its curved aluminum handle is 58 inches long, helping you work in a more upright position than with a short, straight handle. The 18-inch plastic blade has a metal tip to help it slide beneath snow. At 2.06 kg, it is manageable to lift and manoeuvre around the home.

How to use it

Use the scoop to lift and throw wet snow or spring slush from driveways, walkways and steps. For lighter powder, the broad blade can also be pushed along sidewalks, decks and porches. The two-hand grip helps with control as you guide the shovel, while the S-curve handle gives you room to work without bending as much as you would with a shorter design. This can be especially useful when clearing a taller user’s driveway or moving snow across a longer path.

The metal-tipped edge is suited to sliding under fresh snow, this shovel is not intended for chipping ice. For routine winter clearing, work through snowfall in manageable passes, lifting or pushing according to the snow and the space you are clearing. When the job is done, its slim profile can be stored in a garage or shed for the next storm.

Tech summary

• Type: Snow shovel
• Blade: 18-inch plastic scoop with metal tip
• Handle: 58-inch ergonomic, double-curved aluminum
• Dimensions: 147.3 x 45.7 x 10.2 centimetres
• Weight: 2.06 kg
• Colour: Black

Why it’s worth it

This design combines a wide scoop with a long, curved handle, giving you one tool for lifting heavier wet snow and pushing lighter powder. The aluminum shaft and plastic blade keep the shovel’s overall weight to 2.06 kg, which makes it easier to swing and reposition while clearing around a vehicle, porch or garage entrance. The metal tip helps the blade get beneath fresh snow, while the handle shape supports a more upright working posture.

Compared with a compact shovel with a straight, short handle, this model offers more reach for clearing larger home areas and a shape intended to reduce the need to hunch. It is a practical approach for regular driveway and walkway clearing, particularly where both pushing and scooping are part of the job. Buyers describe the shovel as sturdy, while feedback on fit, ergonomics, assembly and ease of use is mixed, so the curved handle’s feel is a personal consideration.

Buying verdict

For homeowners who clear driveways, sidewalks, decks, porches or steps, the Trazon brings useful reach and versatile snow handling into one shovel. Its 18-inch scoop, metal-tipped edge and 58-inch curved aluminum handle suit fresh and wet snow, with a lighter overall weight for moving between areas. Choose it for recurring snow clearing where an upright grip and the option to push or lift matter more than a dedicated ice-chipping tool.