Customer Ratings & Reviews

Shoveling sidewalks and decks can be tough - but my husband still likes to be the one to take care of it. With a bad back and injured knee - I thought I'd give him something to make things a little easier! This snow thrower eliminates the need to lift and toss the snow. Easy handling, powerful, well-constructed machinery and the great WORX name. Highly recommend!

Although I am unable to provide a review for this shovel in the snow because it’s too early in the year for it, I trust this product will be great. Worx is a brand with excellent quality products and warranty. This shovel is sturdy, cordless, comes with 2 batteries and a charger. Folds up for easy storage and the adjustable handle is useful. It is like a mix between a shovel and a snow blower.

I’m so excited to have this snow shovel going into winter! Very easy to assemble and use, comes with two batteries and a charging dock, and is easy to store. This is the perfect tool for driveways, sidewalks, and decks.

It took us a quater of the time to clear the snow. My 12 and 14 year olds were able to use it! Great price to save your back. We lucked out on promotional set of extra batteries. Hope it lasts for a few years!!

I bought this unit in November on sale. I've been itching to see if it's worth the money. Finally, after an overnight snow of a few inches, I can say it's...meh. Which is a shame because I love my other Worx tools. I will say that this cordless snow shovel does make snow removal easier because I don't feel winded or sore afterward. But, it didn't feel like it had enough power. The batteries were fully charged, but seemed like they were almost spent. It's advertised to throw snow 25 feet. but it looked more like 10. So I couldn't just throw snow forward without getting powder on the driveway. (And there wasn't any wind, if you're wondering.) Fortunately, the blades can be angled to either side with the knob. This worked better to keep the powder off what I had already cleared. The width of the electric shovel is a lot narrower than my manual shovel, of course. So I'm not sure if I really saved any time. But, since it's somewhat effortless (the unit is much heavier than a standard shovel) compared to pushing and scooping snow, it's hardly worth thinking about, I suppose. Since ever never used battery powered outdoor tools in the winter, I'm thinking that even though the batteries were fully charged, they may have still been too cold sitting in my garage. So, I've moved the charger inside in hopes that it makes a major difference in power. Otherwise, I think the Worx Nitro Snow Shovel works well and definitely saves my back from strain. But, given it's mediocre power performance it's first time out, I don't think it's worth full price. Just keep your batteries warm and hope for the best results.

The first common sense snow clearing device. Snow can be heavy, clearing narrow swaths is a no brainer. You or the tool will never get bogged down or overworked.