Customer Reviews for VEVOR Snow Roof Rake, 60cm PP Plastic Blade, 1.18-5.55 m Adjustable Roof Snow Scraper with Wheels, Anti-Slip Handle Snows Removal Tool, Lightweight House Rooftop Rake for Leaves Debris Removal

Works well for clearing piled snow. Light enough for easy use. Very happy with this.

Works great .Thank You

No complaints! Appears to be solid construction, and breaks down for easy storage.

Bought to remove snow of the roof. Works great, very long reach and you can remove poles to shorten the length of the pole. At full length it can be a bit cumbersome but not super heavy. Easley pulls the snow down from the hard to reach places. Cuts right into the snow when you drop the blade down into the snow. Did not damage anything on the roof or any shingles. Has wheels on each side so once you make that first path you can roll it up pull it over a bit and just pull more snow back down. Make sure you pay attention to any electrical lines around your house because it is long and it is made of metal and you hit an electrical line well let's say not good things will happen.

I purchased this to remove snow from my solar panels. Works very well. Small issues...knob on adjustable handle broke as it is made of brittle plastic and couldn't handle -20c and to be honest I don't really use it all that much. I lost an Allen screw as they do get loose over time. Pros are that it is lightweight and the poles fit very well together and the plastic shovel doesn't damage the panels.

works great

Works great. Sturdy material. Work your way up, rather than take too much snow at once.

Price was excellent, product shipped quickly and was well packed. Took just a few minutes to assemble and put to use right away. Very happy with the purchase.

zum Befreien von Poolüberdachungen und schwer zugänglichen Dächern praktisch . gut zu transportieren da zerlegbar!

The reason why I say two minds is because if you have a short single story house, then this thing is a dream to use, even on thick heavy snow. If however you have a two story house (or a side split like mine is), then it can get rather heavy with all the extension poles added. On the short roof I can just about manage it on my own due to some shoulder injuries, but on the upper roof I need help. Generally what I do is extend the poles to roughly 24’ and rest it on the roof, when I need to shift the poles to a new section, I have my wife lift the pole just below the head with a made up assembly of my own to help move it along the roof line. At first I thought that the 18.5” snow head was going to be too small, but I’m really glad it isn’t any bigger. The drag tarp is a good length, just becarful of the snow sliding down the pole and bashing you in the face……like it did me…..several times. LOL….. I should also point out that if you are using the maximum poles then do expect there to be a bow in the poles, but that shouldn’t be a big surprise. Good product that I would happily recommend to others………like my neighbour who keeps coming over to borrow mine!! LOL……