The snow blower that clears your driveway before your coffee gets cold
Walk-Behind Snow Blower
Clears a 20 or 23-inch path through up to a foot of snow in one pass
Throws snow 20 to 25 feet, wherever you aim the 180° chute
No gas, no oil, no pull cord: press start and go
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Mark T. · MN
Used to take me 45 minutes with a shovel every morning. Now I'm back inside in fifteen with a clean driveway and a dry shirt.
Walk-Behind Snow Blower
Your shovel makes you lift every pound, this throws it 25 feet
A shovelful of wet snow can weigh 15 pounds or more. After six inches, a two-car driveway holds about a ton of it, and every pound goes through your arms and back: lift, twist, throw, walk back. That's 30 to 60 minutes bent over in the cold.
This does the lifting for you. The auger at the front scoops the snow up and the chute throws it up to 25 feet, wherever you point it.
You walk behind it like a mower, and the concrete is clear behind you.
How it clears the driveway without you lifting a thing
Plug in and press start
No gas to mix, no pull cord to yank, no engine to warm up. The auger is spinning in two seconds. (Cordless: slide in the batteries and press start.)
Walk it like a mower
Push it straight down the driveway. The auger breaks up the snow and the chute throws it clear. Overlap each pass by a few inches.
Point the chute and keep going
Turn the chute 180 degrees to throw the snow left, right or ahead, away from the path you just cleared.
Plug in and press start
No gas to mix, no pull cord to yank, no engine to warm up. The auger is spinning in two seconds. (Cordless: slide in the batteries and press start.)
Walk it like a mower
Push it straight down the driveway. The auger breaks up the snow and the chute throws it clear. Overlap each pass by a few inches.
Point the chute and keep going
Turn the chute 180 degrees to throw the snow left, right or ahead, away from the path you just cleared.
Built for real winter
25 ft
How far it throws the snow
12 in.
Of snow cleared in a single pass
23 in.
Our widest path, for fewer passes
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Gas, oil or pull cords
11,500 Americans end up in the ER from shoveling snow every year
That's the yearly average in a national study of emergency room visits from 1990 to 2006. Most were strained backs and shoulders. Heart attacks were far fewer, but they caused every one of the 1,647 deaths.
People over 55 were more than four times as likely to have heart trouble while shoveling. Cold air, a heavy load and a sudden hard effort is the combination that does it.
A snow blower takes the lifting out. You walk behind it and the motor does the heavy part.
Source: Nationwide Children's Hospital study of U.S. emergency room data (CPSC NEISS), 1990-2006, American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2011.
★★★★★
“My husband had a heart scare last February after shoveling for 40 minutes. I ordered this the next day. He hasn't touched the shovel since.”
How it stacks up against what you use now
Pick the one you're using today and see the difference.
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Braddock
Snow shovel
Gas blower
Plow serviceA two-car driveway
✓About 15 minutes
✕30 to 60 minutes
How you do it
✓Walk behind it
✕Lift, twist, throw, repeat
Your heart and back
✓Standing upright
✕11,500 ER visits a year
Wet, heavy snow
✓The motor takes it
✕Your arms take it
Starting in the cold
✓Press a button
✕Prime, choke, pull, pull again
Upkeep
✓No oil, plugs or fuel
✕Oil, spark plugs, stabilizer
Noise
✓A fraction of the roar
✕An engine at 6 AM
Fumes
✓None
✕Exhaust in your face
Cost
✓Pay once
✕Pay every season
When it's done
✓When you want
✕When they get to you
Walkways and the patio
✓Yes
✕Usually the driveway only
The morning you need to leave
✓Clear by 6 AM
✕Waiting at the window
“Three winters with a gas blower that wouldn't start when I needed it. This plugs in and goes. Should have switched years ago.”
The gift that keeps him off the shovel
He's out there at 6 AM in the dark, moving a ton of wet snow one scoop at a time. He says he's fine. He's not fine.
This weighs about 25 pounds, starts with a button and clears the driveway before his coffee gets cold. It goes together in about 15 minutes out of the box.
If he won't buy it for himself, buy it for him. His back will thank you, and so will his heart.
★★★★★
“Got this for my dad after his back surgery. He used to pay the neighbor kid $50 every storm. Now he does it himself and won't let anyone help.”
What homeowners are saying
Jim S.,
Pennsylvania
Verified Buyer
First storm dropped eight inches overnight. I had the driveway cleared before my neighbor finished pulling on his boots. Twenty minutes start to finish.
Sarah C.,
Colorado
Verified Buyer
I'm 62 with a bad knee. It's light enough that I can steer it with one hand. Eight inches, gone before the school bus came.
Nancy R.,
Minnesota
Verified Buyer
Bought it for my husband for Christmas. He swore his shovel was fine. Three storms later he says it's the best gift I've ever gotten him.
Chris B.,
Vermont
Verified Buyer
Went cordless because our outlet is on the wrong side of the garage. Six inches on a two-car driveway and the batteries still had juice.
Beth M.,
Massachusetts
Verified Buyer
Our plow guy showed up four hours late every storm last winter. This cost less than one season of him and it's ours.
Greg P.,
Michigan
Verified Buyer
The cord takes a minute to get used to. Throw it over your shoulder and work away from the outlet. After that it's the best thing in the garage.
Which machine is right for your driveway?
All three take on a real snowfall. Pick the one that fits your driveway and your outlet.
20" Corded
1-2 car driveways · walks and patios
Clears per pass20 in
$329.99$419.99
- 15-amp motor, throws up to 25 ft
- The lightest of the three, about 25 lbs
- Dual LED headlights
MOST POPULAR
23" Corded
2+ car driveways · fewer passes
Clears per pass23 in
$349.99$449.99
- The widest path in the lineup
- 15-amp motor, throws up to 25 ft
- Runs as long as you need
20" Cordless 40V
1-2 car driveways · no cords
Clears per pass20 in
$499.99$649.99
- Two 20V batteries and a dual charger included
- Throws up to 20 ft
- Go anywhere on the property
Snow Blower Questions
How long does it take to clear a driveway?
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About 15 minutes for a typical two-car driveway after a normal snowfall, where a shovel takes close to an hour. Deep or wet snow takes a few more passes.
How long does the cordless battery last?
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About 15 to 20 minutes per charge. The two 20V batteries work together to make 40 volts, and the dual charger refills both at once. Store them inside: a warm battery runs longer.
Does it handle wet, heavy snow?
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Yes. Go at a steady walk, overlap your passes and let the auger do the work. Very heavy, packed snow clears in two passes.
Can I use it on a gravel driveway?
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No. The auger runs close to the ground and throws stones. Use it on concrete, asphalt, pavers, brick and decks.
How do I keep the cord out of the way?
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Start nearest the outlet and work away from it, keeping the cord on the side you've already cleared. Use a cold-weather outdoor cord so it stays flexible.
Is it loud?
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It's an electric motor, so there's no engine roar and no exhaust. Early-morning clearing doesn't wake the street the way a gas blower does.
How hard is it to put together?
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It arrives in a box with the hardware and a manual. Owners put it together in about 15 minutes.
Before
After90-day money-back guarantee
Use it all winter, then decide
Clear the driveway after the next storm, and every storm for three months.
If it isn't faster and easier than your shovel, send it back within 90 days for a full refund with no restocking fee.
Every snow blower also comes with a free 1-year warranty against defects ($29 value). We don't think you'll pick up the shovel again.
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