Christmas Haul: The Snow Plow Pusher Shove

This Christmas, my brother-in-law gifted me a new snow shovel:  The Snow Plow 24" pusher shovel.  I'm not sure where he got it from, but guessing either Amazon or Ace Hardware.  And, I'll tell you:  it is a great shovel.  And, it is American made.  A big consideration for me (when it comes to snow shovels) is the size.  I don't want something so big and heavy that I can't deal with it when it is loaded down with heavy, wet snow. 

There's an idea that you should upgrade your everyday items when you replace them.  And then, when you find something that works well for you, you stick with it.  This snow shovel feels like an upgrade.

With just a few snowfalls in, I'm already in love with this pusher shovel.  It does a great job, has a clean edge and is easy-to-handle.  It is also lightweight.  The website talks about how the blade is made from UHMW (Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene) - which sounds like a remarkable material.  

Also...in the era of everything being disposable, I'm surprised to find out that the Snow Plow pusher shovel company sells replacement parts.  Replacement parts for a snow shovel.

Here's the 24" blade for $27.  They even have instructions on how to swap it out:

Source via JM Enterprises

I've done other 'Christmas Haul' posts over the years where I've shown-off everything from padded garden wire to buckskin gloves to Working Hands lotion to Disneyland Roses.  This shovel post is *technically* my second 'haul' item from this year:  my first was the garden arch that I mentioned yesterday.