Push snow off your driveway, sidewalks, and outdoor paths with a wide 36-inch blade designed to clear larger areas in fewer passes.
Keep Your Paths Clear After Every Snowfall
$79.99
Clear Wider Paths in Fewer Passes
Built for Repeated Winter Use
A Curved Blade That Guides Snow Forward
Smooth Blade for Easier Cleanup
38 inch
with wheels
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Move More Snow With Every Push
Stop spending your winter mornings going back and forth with a narrow shovel.
When snow covers your driveway, sidewalks, and walkways, clearing it can quickly become a tiring chore. The IronRidge 36-Inch Snow Pusher is designed to help you cover more ground with every push, so you can clear wider paths without constantly repeating the same movements.
Its wide, curved PC + ABS blade helps gather and move snow forward, while the sturdy metal shaft and ergonomic D-shaped grip give you control as you work.
Stop letting snow clearing take over your day
Don't Make Every Snowfall a Bigger Chore
Repeated scooping, narrow clearing paths, and constant backtracking can make driveway maintenance feel like a never-ending task. A traditional shovel may be useful for lifting snow, but clearing broad, open areas calls for a different approach.
The IronRidge Snow Pusher is designed to move snow forward across suitable surfaces, helping you clear wider paths without relying on the same repetitive lifting and throwing motions.
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Put the IronRidge Snow Pusher Shovel to work on your next snowfall. If it doesn't deliver the convenience you expected, you're backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Make Snow Removal More Manageable
From the first snowfall to regular winter maintenance, keep your essential outdoor paths clearer with a snow pusher built for practical everyday use. The 36-inch-wide blade covers more ground with each push, while the ergonomic D-shaped grip gives you a comfortable point of control.
Choose the wheeled version for rolling assistance or the wheel-free version for a simpler setup, and get ready to tackle your next snowfall with IronRidge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Is it better to clear snow all at once or in several sessions?
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During prolonged snowfall, clearing in multiple sessions can be easier than waiting until a deep layer accumulates. Smaller amounts are generally more manageable to push than a large, compacted buildup.
What should I check before using the snow pusher?
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Inspect the blade, handle connections, and fasteners for looseness or visible damage. On the wheeled model, check that both wheels are securely attached and rotate freely before starting.
Can I use the shovel on gravel driveways?
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Use caution on gravel or uneven surfaces. Loose stones can collect in front of the blade, making pushing more difficult and potentially displacing gravel. It's best suited to relatively smooth, stable surfaces.
Can I leave the snow pusher outdoors between snowfalls?
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Covered storage is preferable. Keeping it out of prolonged moisture, direct sunlight, and extreme weather can help preserve the plastic blade and metal components over time.
What should I do if snow starts sticking to the blade?
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Stop periodically to remove any accumulated snow, particularly when temperatures fluctuate around freezing. Drying the blade after use can also help prevent frozen residue from building up during storage.
How do I know if a snow pusher is the right tool for my winter conditions?
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Consider the typical snowfall in your area, the surface you need to clear, and how much space you have to move snow. A wide pusher is useful for open paths, while a smaller shovel or ice scraper may still be needed for steps, tight corners, and frozen buildup.
How can I reduce strain while clearing a large area?
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Work in manageable sections, keep your footing stable, and use controlled pushes rather than forcing the shovel through heavy snow. Take breaks when needed, particularly during long clearing sessions.
Should I push snow toward the edge of my driveway or into a pile?
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Whenever possible, push snow toward the sides of the area you're clearing instead of building up one large pile in the middle. Plan where the snow will go before you start, especially if your driveway has limited space.