Features:

  • WIDE SNOW BRUSH HEAD: The snow brush is equipped with an adjustable snow brush head that easily removes snow and ice from car windshield, top and hood. Simply extend the head for a wide snow brush allowing you to move large amounts of snow or collapse down for the little nooks and crannies
  • EXTENDABLE SNOW BRUSH: The snow brush scraper extends up to 46” making the hard-to-reach pockets of snow reachable.
  • SNOW BROOM & SQUEEGEE: The snow brush is equipped with a dual use snow brush head—the Squeegee & the Broom. The broom bristles gently brush the snow off the car, truck or SUV while the squeegee removes the sludge ice, snow and water from the car
  • ICE SCRAPER: The Ice Scraper features an ice scraper and jaws. Use the jaws to break up the ice, then use the scraper to remove it.
  • DIMENSIONS: Extended Dimensions: 18” Width x 4” Depth x 46” Height (45.7cm W x 10.2cm D x 116.9cm H) Dimensions: 18” W x 4” D x 36.75” H (45.7cm W x 10.2cm D x 93.3cm H)
Impressive tool

I stared at this snow brush for some time before making the plunge to buy it. I was looking for a specific brush with a long handle and wide brush. This brush exceeded my expectations. Its construction seems solid; it makes me feel like a winter warrior out there. I love that the brush head unfolds and the pole is telescoping. The wife and I both have SUV-style cars and this brush makes it easy to pull all the snow off the top of the car. We keep the brush in the garage for her or my usage and its nice to completely de-snow the car without opening the doors and letting snow in and the heat out (remote start also a must).

Hope this is as good as the first one I had...

My five-star rating is optimistic, based on the intrinsic design of this tool. If it is as good as the first one I ever had, which was manufactured in Canada (a good point of origin for defense against ice and snow), then it merits the five stars. However I have only just received it, and it has not had the chance yet to show its mettle. The most extreme scenario calling for its use is when slushy, wet snow coats the car, then freezes, creating a thick shell, on which several (or more) inches of snow falls. A smaller version of the original recently broke into pieces when faced with this challenge. Time will tell. Stay tuned.

There'S NOW competition

Very compact with an expanding brush. I quickly pushed and pulled the softish bristle brush and removed all snow. When I was halfway finished, I realized I could push all the snow off from one side and away from me. Parked at the curb? Push all snow towards the street side! Voila! I didn't use the scraper however it appears sturdy and the longer handle increases your leverage. I don't expect the squeegee to work very well but I don't really see the need. Even has a hole in the scraper for hanging in your garage. Time will tell about durability but snow that has melted somewhat and hardened . might be too much to expect.

Best Snowbrush you can and should buy!

I have had this snowbrush for close to two years now. Living in the Midwest in Michigan, winters can be brutal. I have gone through a few snow brushes, sometimes a few per season. I found this one on amazon and bought it based off of the reviews and the company backing the product. I have a full size SUV and this works perfect. We have gotten some large snow falls the past few years and this brush works great. It pushes the snow right off from one side with full extension without sagging or worrying about it breaking. The brush works great, the squeegee end works great and the ice scraper works great. I bought a second one as a gift for somebody and they love it. Every time some one I know purchases a newer vehicle and doesn’t have one, I buy one as a gift around the holidays and they love it.

MOOve Snow and Change Your Life!

IT FREAKIN' TRANSFORMS!!! Okay, I'm getting ahead of myself. Where to begin? The bristles on the brush head are softer than an alpaca's pelt yet unyielding to the jagged ice of a midwestern winter. The brush head pushes or pulls snow from whatever surface you wish to clear with authority. Every flake will dance away from your windshield as though a delicate ballet is being choreographed by the Snow MOOver with you as the director, exerting your will against nature. To be sure, all but the most stubborn pack ice will be whisked effortlessly away. What the bristles can't manage the ice scraper embedded in the handle shall bring to heel. It is both sharp and dull to provide a safe, ice scraping experience for you and whatever happens to have been entombed by Elsa's wrath. You too might exclaim, "Let it go" and thanks to the Snow MOOver...it shall let go. Nothing is out of reach with the Snow MOOver. The telescoping handle puts even the most comically oversized vehicle's windshield within reach. No Dodge, Chevy or Buick is too tall for the fabulous 46 inches of reach afforded by this Mjölnir of a tool. Like God himself, nothing is out of reach for the Snow MOOver. I hear NASA uses these to clear dust from solar panels in space and I believe it because...I believe everything I read on the wall of the bathroom at 7/11.

First couple of snow storms and this product works great! Love the telescoping function

First couple of snow storms and this product works great! Love the telescoping function, with a press of a button to adjust length and locks in place at increments, the ability to adjust brush end at angles. Well designed and well worth the price IMO, and I'm a mechanical engineer by trade. The brush end didn't clog up the snow around the bristles like I've experienced with some lower quality brushes. The squeegee side opposite the brush is a nice feature and works well to do a final pass along the window after brushing snow off the windshield of my Outback. Scraper works great too. Will definitely buy another for the spouse.

Great for windows and windshield

I started using this after the first snowfall after the previous brush bristles were quite worn after 10 years of use. It's great to clear snow on the fenders, side windows, and the hood. Takes half the time needed depending on how heavy the snow is. Mine hasn't broke after repeated use, but time will tell. If you're cleaning off heavy layer of snow, I'd recommend taking the top layer off first, and work your way down until it clears. That way, the weight does not strain the cheap plastic at the pivot point. Of course, I had to adjust accordingly because we sometimes have those wet snow packs that is utterly hard to clear. Once I got most of the snow off the windshield, I spray it down with a bottle of deicer after having the defroster on. The squeegee acts as a ice scraper, even though there's one on the opposite end. We had freezing rain that started after a couple days of constant blizzard.

Sweet to use; does the job for the right price.

It works very well. As a person on the tall side of short, driving a big pick up, it is difficult to reach the roof for snow removal. This item was excellent at moving several inches of fluffy snow off the roof. I like that I can have the brush doubled up or unfold it for a longer brush--that's a wicked cool feature. The last extendible brush I used had a twisting device for telescoping to desired length, but if held a certain way, the twist would unlock and shorten the brush handle, so I really like that the Snow MOOver clicks and holds the extension in place. The only down side is similar to the other brush; both of these brushes could be made stronger. A heavy, wet and healthy snow accumulation might break the brush. I want a brush that will last me the entire time I have the truck. I am giving 5 stars because I won't find a heavy duty snow brush that will cost the same price. And, price was a factor in my purchase.

Nice extra wide brush for rapid snow removal

I got this for my Wife, who is about as short with patience as she is in stature! ;) Last year I got her a compact brush/scraper with a swivel head. She was not pleased with the brush width, or the reach. I bought this extra wide and extendable brush/scraper to resolve the issues she didn't like about last year's brush/scraper. Of course we haven't even had 1" of snow yet this year. We had over 3' of snow by this time last year! Fluffy powder snow should be easy to move. Heavy, wet snow will need more finesse, as usual. I'm a retired Machinist, and looked this extendable brush/scraper over, and checked it's multiple configurations. I am impressed with it's stoutness of build, and believe it will last several seasons if not abused.

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