7 Reasons Why 9,000+ Homeowners Stopped Lifting Snow by Hand
The cordless snow shovel that does the lifting for you, so your back and your heart don't have to.
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9,000+ happy homeowners
Every Shovelful Is a Lift Your Back and Heart Pay For
You bend, scoop, twist and heave. Twenty, thirty, fifty times before the walk is clear.
That repeated lift and throw sends your heart rate to 97% of its maximum within ten minutes, as hard as an all-out treadmill stress test (JAMA, 1995). And adults over 55 are 4.25 times more likely to have cardiac symptoms while shoveling (Nationwide Children's Hospital, 2011).
It was never the snow. It was always the lift.
The Braddock cordless snow shovel takes the lift out completely. A 21,200-rpm brushless paddle auger scoops the snow up and throws it up to 18 feet in the direction you aim it. You walk it forward like a broom. You never bend, never twist and never throw.
Your back stays the way it was before the storm.
Your Snowblower Can't Climb the Stairs
A gas snowblower clears the driveway. It does not clear the front steps, the back deck, the porch or the narrow path between the house and the fence.
It weighs 200 pounds. It runs on gas, oil and a pull-start, and it takes up half the garage floor. When the city plow leaves a wall of mixed snow at the end of the driveway, you are back outside with a shovel anyway.
The Braddock goes where the blower can't. Carry it up the stairs in one hand, clear the deck in minutes and throw the snow over the railing into the yard. Get to the plow pile before it freezes and you clear that too, without lifting a single scoop.
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It Handles Fresh Snow, and It Won't Promise You Ice
This is a power shovel, not a snowblower. Here is exactly what it does and what it doesn't, so you know before you buy.
It clears a path 10 inches wide and up to 5 inches deep with each pass. Fresh snow during or right after the storm is what it eats. Wet, heavy snow moves slower and throws shorter, but it still clears. For deeper snow, skim the top layer first, then come back for the rest. That is still faster than lifting any of it by hand.
- The front walk and the steps
- The back deck and the porch
- The plow pile, before it freezes
- The path to the mailbox
You Carry It in One Hand and Walk
The whole unit weighs 8.4 pounds with the battery, about what a gallon of milk weighs. Carry it out the front door in one hand and set it down where the snow starts.
The telescoping handle adjusts from 47 to 52 inches, so you stand upright instead of hunching over a short shovel.
Point the chute where you want the snow to go. The 45-degree directional control throws it left, right or straight ahead: over the deck railing into the yard, off the steps onto the lawn, away from the car instead of onto the windshield.
One 4.0-Ah battery and a charger come in the box. There is nothing else to buy.
The Gift That Clears the Walk for Them
You know who we are talking about. Your dad who insists he can handle it. Your mom who will not ask for help. The neighbor who lives alone and has the whole sidewalk to clear before anyone else is awake.
They will not stop shoveling because you told them to. But they will stop lifting if something else does it for them.
No pull-cord, no gas, nothing to set up. They charge the battery inside, squeeze the trigger and walk. It ships in one box and fits under the tree.
9,000+ Homeowners Already Made the Switch
These are not people writing reviews to be nice. They are people who needed a way out of the lift, and this gave it to them.
“I had a stent put in and my doctor told me no more shoveling. This was the first storm I didn't have to call my son. Did the whole sidewalk and the path to the garage myself.”
“My husband passed in March and I dreaded winter. My daughter sent me this for my birthday. I cleared the porch and both sets of steps by myself.”
“Weighs less than my old shovel did when it was full. I'm 68 with a bad shoulder, and I cleared the walk and the sidewalk in front of the house without stopping once.”
“The snow arcing over the deck railing into the yard is the most satisfying thing I've seen all winter. Four inches of fresh powder, gone in ten minutes.”
These Sold Out Last Winter
Every winter it goes the same way. The first real storm hits, everyone goes looking for one at the same time, and they sell out.
Right now, before the snow, it's $169.99 (regular $239.99) with free shipping and a free 1-year warranty on the motor, auger, handle and battery.
Use it through every storm this season. If it hasn't taken the shoveling off your hands, send it back within 90 days for a full refund.
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🎁 Free 1-year warranty included ($29 value)
Low stock: pre-season is our busiest month
“Bought it for my mom after her knee replacement. She called me the morning after the first snow and said she did the whole front walk before breakfast. That's all I needed to hear.”
Questions Homeowners Ask
How deep of snow can it handle?
Up to about 5 inches in one pass. For deeper snow, skim the top layer first, then come back for the rest. Owners say this is faster and easier than lifting any of it by hand.
Does it work on wet or heavy snow?
Yes, but it works best on fresh snow, during or right after the storm. Wet snow moves slower and throws shorter, but it still clears. Packed, refrozen or icy snow is a job for a full snowblower.
How long does the battery last?
One charge of the 4.0-Ah battery is enough for most walkways, steps and a small driveway. Store the battery indoors between uses and bring it out when you are ready to clear.
Is it loud?
Much quieter than a gas snowblower. You can use it at 6 AM without waking the street.
What surfaces can I use it on?
Concrete, asphalt, wood decks, composite decking, pavers and flagstone. The rubber-edged auger housing glides over them without gouging. Not recommended on gravel, since it will throw stones.
What if it breaks?
Every shovel comes with a free 1-year warranty covering the motor, auger, handle and battery. If something goes wrong, you are covered.
Can it handle the plow pile at the end of the driveway?
If you get to it before it freezes solid, yes. The plow pile is mixed snow, heavier than fresh powder, so it throws shorter, but it still beats lifting it by hand. If the pile freezes overnight, break the crust with a regular shovel first, then clear the loose snow with this.