Previously, we've mentioned Ryobi's electric snow shovel in our list of Ryobi tools that are great to have in a winter storm.If you're a fan of the Ryobi ONE+ 18V battery system, the 10-inch ...

An electric snow shovel can’t replace a real snowblower for a big driveway or after a major storm. ... The most popular e-shovels cost about $150 and can handle snow that’s about 6 inches deep.

Some manufacturers claim their electric snow shovels can go over deep snow with more than one pass. But if the snow is soft, these devices might sink into the snow since they’re designed to sit ...

Powerful electric snow shovel with a 12-amp motor that can move up to 430 lbs of snow in just 1 minute; ... [PADDLE AUGER]: 2-blade paddle auger cuts 11 in. Wide and 6 in. Deep with each pass ...

Read CR's review of the Toro Power Shovel 38361 snow blower to find out if it's worth it. ... We push power snow shovels as quickly as possible before the machine labors in snow up to 3" deep.

The best electric snow shovels, such as the Toro 60V Cordless Power Shovel, automatically disperse snow dozens of feet away and require less physical effort on your part.

Featuring a durable 2-blade paddle auger, the Snow Joe Plus throws snow up to 20 feet, clearing a path 11-inches wide and up to 6-inches deep with each pass. Snow Joe 11-inch Electric Snow Shovel ...

Powered by a 24-volt rechargeable battery pack, the electric shovel is capable of clearing snow up to 6.5 inches deep and 13 inches wide from all of the important areas around your house.

Electric snow shovels are easier to operate than snow blowers and require less physical exertion. They typically weigh less than 20 pounds, and many have ergonomic handles to protect your lower back.

Despite this, the Voltask electric shovel has a relatively larger surface area for clearing snow — it can clear 13-inch width and 6.5-inch depth in a single pass and can throw snow up to 20 feet.