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GripForge GroundLine Snow Shovel — clears snow without lifting itEverything that comes in the boxBuilt for real winters — key featuresIt was never the snow. It was the lift.No gas, no cords, no lifting
❄ Built for the storm you actually get Ground-level throw

GripForge™ GroundLine Snow Shovel

  • ✓ The snow never comes up off the ground
  • ✓ No lifting, no twisting, no throwing
  • ✓ Starts every time — no gas, no pull cord
  • ✓ 60-day guarantee + 5-year warranty

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No gasRuns on a rechargeable battery
No pull cordPull the trigger and it starts
No tune-upsNo oil, no spark plugs, no carburetor
No liftingThe snow never leaves the ground
For the man who clears his own driveway

It was never the snow. It was the lift.

You know the morning. Four inches overnight. Too much to leave alone, not enough to drag the blower out of the corner and fight it into starting.

So you grab the shovel. An hour later the driveway is clear and you're done for the day. Not done with the driveway. Done.

And it isn't the hour that costs you. It's the next three days.

The part nobody tells you

Your shovel makes you do four things. Only one of them moves snow.

1

Push

The blade goes forward. This is the only part that clears anything. This part is fine.

2

Lift

You raise ten to twenty pounds of loaded blade to waist height, arms out in front of you. The further that weight sits from your body, the harder it is to hold up.

3

Twist

You rotate while it's still loaded.

4

Throw

Arms up, braced, usually holding your breath.

11,500People in the ER from shoveling snow, every year
53.9%Hurt by the strain of the work itself
20%Hurt by slipping on ice
34.3%Injured in the lower back

More than twice as many people get hurt by the effort of moving snow as by slipping on it.

Source: Watson, Shields & Smith, “Snow shovel–related injuries and medical emergencies treated in US emergency departments, 1990 to 2006,” American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2011. Estimated 195,100 cases over 17 years.

Here's the thing

It isn't you. It's the tool you were handed.

Every shovel ever made needs that lift. Straight, bent, “ergonomic” — the fancy ones just make it hurt a little less.

Nobody empties a flooded basement with a bucket.

You drop in a pump. A snow shovel is a bucket on a stick.

The storm you actually get

You own both ends. You don't own the middle.

A shovel for the light stuff. A blower for the big storms. But most of what falls is four inches on a Tuesday — too much to shovel, not worth the blower.

Keep the monster for the monster storms. This is for everything else.

How it works

This is the pump.

The snow never comes up off the ground.

01

It takes snow in at pavement level and throws it clear under power.

The path is flat the whole way. The snow is never raised, and you never turn under a load. You do one thing. You walk.

We kept the push — the only part that was ever clearing snow. The lift, the twist and the throw are gone.

02

And it starts. Every time.

No pull cord, no primer, no carburetor that gummed up since March. No oil change, no spark plug, no gas can.

You pull the trigger and it runs — including on the morning the storm actually came.

In owners' own words

What people say once they stop lifting.

Real reviews of other electric snow shovels.

It's nice to not have to lift shovels full of snow!

QueenieJoe

I was skeptical at pushing it, but believe me, it is easy! ... it will blow that snow Completely out-of-the-way and make your life a lot easier.

Cheryl

I'm an all most 70 year old great grandmother and I feel like I can take on old man winter with one arm tied behind my back. LOL

Greatgrandma

I gave this to mom for Christmas... she has back issues and this does away with lifting a snow shovel.

Thefavoriteson

now I can have my little guy and he can have the monster lol.

MrPMG

Will really use this Its easier without an extension cord for me since i am disabled

DorisK

GripForge is rated 4.7 ★★★★★ on Trustpilot · 2,992 reviews

Why now

Every winter, the stores run out during the storm.

The forecast turns, every man in the county has the same idea on the same morning, and by the middle of the week the rack is empty. Hardware store, big box, all of them.

Last winter the two best-known electric shovels in the country were sold out nationwide while the snow was still on the ground. That is not a sales line. It's just what this category does.

So here's the honest version instead of a clock counting down: order before the forecast turns, not after.

Straight answers

Questions

It'll move it in layers — take half the depth on the first pass. Try to take fourteen inches of wet snow in one bite and it will bog. That's true of everything in this class, ours included.

Yes. Leave a thin layer of packed snow down and let the front edge ride on it instead of the stones — it clears the snow and leaves your gravel where it is.

No — this replaces it.

It hangs on a wall hook. No garage bay, no gas, no oil, no tune-up.

Yes. It's one of the easiest winter gifts to get right — he never has to lift a shovelful of snow again. And if it isn't what he wanted, you have 60 days to send it back.

GripForge™ GroundLine Snow Shovel
$199.99