Although shoveling snow may seem like a mundane outdoor task, it has injured thousands of people and may even lead to a fatal heart attack. A peer-reviewed study published in 2010 estimated that from 1990 to 2006, nearly 200,000 people were treated in emergency rooms for snow-shoveling-related incidents, an average of about 11,500 a year. Soft tissue injury accounted for more than half (54.7%) of the follow-up cases. Waist injury accounted for more than one third of the cases (34.3%) . But winter snow removal is a must. To minimize damage and increase portability, we can recommend a few shovels.

The modified shovel has a snap-on that is easy to disassemble and can be stored under the car seat or in one corner of the trunk. Rear handle made broken window hammer, when the occurrence of fire, car accident and other dangers, can use broken window hammer escape, can also be used to hit some thick ice.

is product has two functions: retractable and folding. It can be folded to the minimum size when not in use, making it easy to store on the car. It can be used in an emergency, and another big function is retractable, the maximum length allows you to shovel snow without bending over.