SnowDaddy© Cordless Automatic Snow Shoveler
SnowDaddy© Cordless Automatic Snow Shoveler
Clear your walk, steps and deck without the back-breaking lifting, all winter long.
- No lifting – the auger throws the snow
- Made for sore backs & seniors (under 10 lbs)
- Backed by a full 2-year warranty
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Got this for my 72 year old veteran dad
He had back surgery last year. I live two hours away and hated picturing him out there with a shovel. After the first storm he called me to brag. No lifting, and it's light enough to carry up the porch steps.
SnowDaddy© Cordless Automatic Snow Shoveler
Product Details
Product Details
Engineered for effortless winter mornings, this cordless power shovel lifts and throws snow for you while you simply guide it forward. A 2-blade paddle auger clears a 10-inch-wide, 6-inch-deep path with every pass, and a durable scraper blade takes you cleanly down to the pavement without scratching your deck or walkway.
What's Included
What's Included
- Cordless snow shovel with paddle auger
- 24V 4.0Ah lithium-ion battery
- Battery charger
- Adjustable auxiliary handle
- Shaft sections and assembly hardware
- User manual
Everything you need arrives in one box. Assembly takes about 10 minutes, with no tools beyond what's included.
Return & Refund Policy
Return & Refund Policy
We want you to love it through the first storm and every one after. If you're not completely satisfied, contact us within [30] days of delivery and we'll guide you through a hassle-free return for a full refund [with no restocking fee].
Every shovel is also backed by a full 2-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. If anything goes wrong, reach out to us and we'll make it right.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
All orders are shipped within 24 hours and delivers within 5-10 business days.
Effortless by Design.
A precision auger lifts and throws the snow while you simply guide it forward, standing tall. It clears the path cleanly, without the strain a winter morning used to cost you.
Independence, Well Into Every Winter.
Under 10 lbs and engineered for comfort, it lets the people you love clear their own steps and walkways with ease. It's a thoughtful gift that says you'll always look out for them.
Always Ready. Always Within Reach.
There's no fuel, no pull cord and no bulky machine to wrestle from the garage. It rests quietly by the door, ready the moment the first snow falls.
Got Questions? We've Got Answers!
How much snow can it handle?
It performs best in 2 to 6 inches of light-to-medium snow, where a single pass takes you right down to the pavement. After a heavier storm, simply work in layers: skim the top first, then make a second pass to the ground. Heavy, wet snow takes a little more patience with any cordless shovel.
How long does the battery last?
Runtime depends on snow depth and moisture. It's typically enough for a walkway, front steps and deck on a single charge. For longer driveways or heavy storms, a spare battery lets you keep going without waiting.
Can it clear a whole driveway?
It's designed for walkways, steps, decks and patios, where it outperforms any shovel or snow blower. It can handle a short driveway in several passes. On a long driveway, it's the perfect companion to a snow blower or plow service, clearing the spots they can't reach.
Is it easy for an older parent to use?
Yes, that's one of the most common reasons it's chosen. There's no lifting and no bending, and at under 10 lbs it's easy to carry and steer. The adjustable handle lets users of any height stand comfortably upright.
Does it work on ice?
No. It's designed to move snow, not ice. Striking hard ice or frozen chunks can damage the auger, so clear the snow first and treat any ice underneath with a de-icer.
Can I use it on gravel?
We don't recommend it. Gravel and loose stones can be picked up and thrown by the auger. It's designed for paved, concrete and wooden surfaces.
How loud is it?
Far quieter than a gas snow blower. You'll hear the motor working, but you won't wake the neighbors on an early morning.
Where should I store it?
The shovel itself can live anywhere: a hall closet, a mudroom, or by the front door. Store the battery indoors at room temperature between uses, since lithium batteries hold their charge longer and last more seasons when kept warm.
Is it hard to assemble?
Not at all. Connect the shaft sections, attach the second handle, charge the battery and you're ready. Most customers are set up in about 10 minutes.
Does it make a good gift?
It's one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give a parent or grandparent who still insists on clearing their own walk. It lets them stay independent, and gives you peace of mind every time it snows.
Customer Reviews
He had back surgery last year. I live two hours away and hated picturing him out there with a shovel. After the first storm he called me to brag.
Light enough that I carry it up the porch steps myself. I just walk it forward and the snow goes flying. My front walk takes minutes now.
Mom refuses to hire anyone and insists on doing her own steps. Now she can, without me worrying every time it snows.
My snow blower can't get anywhere near the back deck. This clears it down to the boards without a single scratch.
Two herniated discs and every storm used to cost me a week of pain. No lifting, no twisting. I stand up straight the whole time.
I'm in a condo with no garage, so a snow blower was never an option. This fits in the closet and handles my walk and parking spot easily.
On 3 to 5 inches it's effortless. After the big storm I skimmed the top first, then went back down to the pavement. Still beat shoveling by a mile.
After his knee surgery shoveling was off the table. He takes this out himself now and just walks it along the path.
Click in the battery, squeeze the trigger, done. It's quiet enough that I clear the walk before work without waking the whole street.
I loved mine so much I ordered a second for my parents' house. Dad was skeptical until he tried it. Now he won't let anyone else use it.
Connected the shaft, attached the second handle, charged the battery. That was it. Felt well made and solid in the hands.
I was paying someone every storm to do my walk and steps. This paid for itself before January was over.