Plastic Blade—Won't scratch or damage decorative surfaces such as wooden decks and pavers, and resists salt corrosion.

Aluminum Blade—Lighter than steel for less fatigue while still rigid enough to break through packed snow and ice.

Powder-Coated Steel Blade—The most durable blade material for heavy, compacted snow and scraping down to hard surfaces.

Style A—A straight handle provides direct pushing force for clearing heavy, wet snow.

Style B—An angled handle reduces back strain.

Style C— A wider blade clears more snow per pass. The aluminum handle keeps the shovel lightweight for extended use.