True Temper ABTT5212 Telescoping Scratch-Free Snow Brush with End Scraper and Cushioned Grip, 52-Inch

Love this scraper. Works well, sturdy for deep snow, telescopes so I can easily clean the roof of my truck, and the whole bed from one side.Only downside is the price. It was spendy when I got it last year, and looking at it now, the price has increased by almost 50%. Would probably have looked for other options if it was this expensive when I got it last year.

This snow brush seems a good choice for moving snow. I've used it side by side with a traditional broom type snow brush. Both extended, both swiveled, both had ice scrapers and both worked about the same. The true temper has a slightly wider contact profile but also has a second side that is about half as wide and can clear smaller areas like a side mirror or inside a grill. The ice scraper, which seems to be of lighter more breakable plastic than other ( some less expensive ) models. I haven't used it on heavy ice yet but it did a great job of removing heavy frost. The extension works smoothly and is easy to work even while wearing my heavy mittens (military surplus, highly recommended.) The button for swivel is just as easy to work. The swivel joint has been the weak point on past snow brooms I've used, all of which failed at that point. This one, as the one I compared it to, both have similar but not the same construction at the swivel point. It remains to be seen if either will be any more durable then previous products. The other one also had a removable ice scraper design, a nice convenience lacking in this one. The broom product was about half the price of this model and seems to do about as good a job. Overall it does a very good job. I used it on about 6-8 inches of snow and it did clean it up faster because of the larger blade. It also did a very good job of completely cleaning the windows and windshield with no snow left behind for wipers to deal with. It also did and excellent job of clearing light ice. I would have liked to have seen a heavier plastic used for the ice scraper for perceived durability but it does it's job well and if it lasts I'm ok with that. The true test will be if it lasts longer than previous ones which didn't last more than one season of pushing snow. I plan to report back if it doesn't, but so far so good.

Best thing: Foam brush that reaches across the car but won't scratch the paintWorst thing: finding an out-of-the-way but quickly reachable place to store it in your carIt's proven to be pretty sturdy for how lightweight it is. I'm not sure it will last forever, but I've purchased two of these and one has gone through 3 winters, with the only sign of wear being a little bit of one squeegee corner coming delaminated which hasn't effected performance so far. I couldn't stand not having one every time I needed it for our second car, so I finally broke down and grabbed a second one that is just getting broken in.The scraper side makes quick work of any ice I've encountered without chipping/breaking or making my fingers numb from being 3 inches from the action like other hand-held scrapers. Plus you just get so much more leverage across the windshield with a two-handed tool.I'm 6 ft reaching over a lifted tacoma, but even a shorter user could deploy the foam brush to make short work of pushing off piled up snow on their hood and roof.Bonus: It also feels kinda like I'm setting up some sort of futuristic battle axe as I click the telescoping arm and brush into their place. It's the little joys in life.

I live in southern Wisconsin which only sees 3 to 4 feet of snow a year, granted. Removing 6" of snow from my SVU is faster than even using the flat rectangle styrofoam ones. Cleaning off my Ford Fusion takes less than a minute to do a good job clearing it. I feel like I'm fighting less to press the brush to the car to pull the snow, although I'm not sure why. Maybe because it's so much flatter and sturdier the angle is better.If you are comparing this to a traditional snow brush that has bristles you are going to wonder why everyone doesn't know about these things. The amount of time you'll save cleaning your car off will make it worth it, however much more this costs than a traditional one.

This is hands down better than any brush for removing snow from the windows, roof and hood of your car. There are two size soft blades to push or pull the snow off. Does not scratch the finish on your car when you remove snow fom the roof or hood. It is fully adjustable and telescoping, great for SUVs. Other end is an ice scraper. I've been using it for two years and wanted to get another to leave in my wife's car. I got lucky. It looks like it has been discontinued so I would recommend get one while you can.

I bought this as a replacement. It was more money that my original one and it looks like it was made with way cheaper materials. The worst part of all of it is that they don’t wrap it up for shipping. They simply put tape and shipping stickers all over it and there you go. It arrived dirty and all scratched up and when I pulled off the tape they put around the shipping label it pulled off the foam handle with it. Disappointing.

I purchased one of these for Christmas for myself to clear my truck of snow & ice this winter. Living in the mountains of Wyoming we get over 110in of snow so this is a pretty necessary tool here. Best purchase ever for this kinda thing so far. I’m 5’1 so I do wish it could extend longer and possibly be bendable like swiffer duster wands. It’s soft and won’t hurt your paint. Seems pretty durable but I’ll update if I have any issues. Loved it so much I ordered a 2nd for my son and got rid of all the old brush ones we had. Highly recommend.

This is the best snow removal brush that I found since the one that I have had for years is unavailable. Adjusting it wasn’t as smooth as my other one now that we have a second car.