Canadian Tire: Save up to 70% on Select Snow Shovels and Removal Equipment

Posted January 31, 2013 @ 1:27pm
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Canadian Tire: Save 70% on Select Snow Shovels

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If you recently got hit with a blast of snow and don't have the right tools to deal with it, Canadian Tire has put select shovels and removal equipment on sale with some as much as 70% off. Selection is limited and quantities vary by location so you'll want to head on over to your nearest CT when you get a chance to avoid missing out. Some of the items on sale include:

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- Xcessiv
- No to hijack, since this is a big YMMV...
  
  Costco Pointe-Claire has:
  - a great combo: Suncast 27in snow shovel/pusher with metal wear strip, plus a Suncast ice scraper for 14.97$
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  - a regular, smaller Suncast ~18in snow scoop with metal wear strip for 6.97$
- BinaryJay
- Why do they even make (snow) shovels with straight handles any more? The curved handles are SO MUCH BETTER.
- lotfi.bm
- Why do they even make (snow) shovels with straight handles any more? The curved handles are SO MUCH BETTER.
  This
- transisto
- Why do they even make (snow) shovels with straight handles any more? The curved handles are SO MUCH BETTER.
  Because, wood.
- Gweedz
- Because, wood.
  The straight shafts give you wood?
- getdownkid
- The straight shafts give you wood?
  The wood shaft gives you straight.
- Gee
- None of the Avalanche products are on sale.
- Danno2005
- Thanks OP. I will check out after work today.
  With the nasty weather we have been having, I will be surprised if there have any left.
  25cm snow Monday, 25mm rain yesterday, 15cm snow last night and -20C now....nasty.
- x2plyx
- Why do they even make (snow) shovels with straight handles any more? The curved handles are SO MUCH BETTER.
  Agree.
  
  When you have to do a full driveway the curved push shovels are by far the best. Could never go back to a straight scooper.
  
  I keep having to tape my handle up since last year lol, so disappointed not to see any of those type on sale.
- x2plyx
- Thanks OP. I will check out after work today.
  With the nasty weather we have been having, I will be surprised if there have any left.
  25cm snow Monday, 25mm rain yesterday, 15cm snow last night and -20C now....nasty.
  Not to brag.. but we've been extremely lucky this year, most major snow just barely missed NS and it's +11 right now only snow left is in the ditches.
  
  I'll go into hiding now since majority of the country hasn't been so lucky.
- k1ll4hb33
- What's so great about these curved shovels, I have used a curved shovel before and did not enjoy it.
  An I doing it wrong?
- Marzipan
- What's so great about these curved shovels, I have used a curved shovel before and did not enjoy it.
  An I doing it wrong?
  I consider the curved shaft to be cosmetic and a good marketing ploy. It serves no functionality. Can someone who raves about curved shafts be more specific?
- bwr827
- I consider the curved shaft to be cosmetic and a good marketing ploy. It serves no functionality. Can someone who raves about curved shafts be more specific?
  For me, it's because the wrist of your leading/bottom hand doesn't have to be turned downward so far when scooping. It's a nice, comfy angle.
- kwanja
- hot deal, thanks OP, I'm gonna run out now and buy.......... waaaaait a minute, I live in a condo
- Darryl
- Not to brag.. but we've been extremely lucky this year, most major snow just barely missed NS and it's +11 right now only snow left is in the ditches.
  
  I'll go into hiding now since majority of the country hasn't been so lucky.
  Depends where you are. At my house, we still have snow on the ground. And the big mounds of snow from piling it up each storm will be there for a while.
  
  In the city, no, there is no snow left.
- Gweedz
- For me, it's because the wrist of your leading/bottom hand doesn't have to be turned downward so far when scooping. It's a nice, comfy angle.
  I've contemplated getting one but was hesitant because it looks like it would be more of a pain for lifting/dumping snow since I have to raise my forward hand even higher. Am I incorrect in thinking this?
- mmdc
- I've been waiting on a sale to replace my broken shovel. Now I'm out of excuses to not shovel.
- BrianRFD
- Thanks OP. Don't need em, but posting to the front page for those that do.
- TrevorK
- What's so great about these curved shovels, I have used a curved shovel before and did not enjoy it.
  An I doing it wrong?
  I found they were of worse build quality than the straight shovels as I was able to bend one (at it's factory bends) during normal shoveling. I have never been able to do that with the straight ones (same brand, same type of shaft). After that I just stopped using the curved ones.
- Breton_Rex
- hot deal, thanks OP, I'm gonna run out now and buy.......... waaaaait a minute, I live in a condo
  It does not matter, where you live.......Remember! The RDF efffect, use save, so go out and get one.
  
  Ps. No one ask me if I want that pizza, now I frezer is full of pizzas I do not want to eat anymore!
- k1ll4hb33
- I've contemplated getting one but was hesitant because it looks like it would be more of a pain for lifting/dumping snow since I have to raise my forward hand even higher. Am I incorrect in thinking this?
  That's exactly the reason why I did not like using one. The bend makes it way more awkward to throw the snow.
- kwanja
- That's exactly the reason why I did not like using one. The bend makes it way more awkward to throw the snow.
  I believe it creates a sort of trade off............... makes it easier on the lower back, but requires more arm effort. Most people would prefer this.
- HiEveryone
- not a fan of curved shovels myself... like TrevorK I've had a couple bend at the factory bend spots as well.
- Grunchy
- That's a grain scoop!
  
  ... I mean, yeah, you could shovel snow or horse-hay or whatever with it, but you'll just contaminate the grain afterwards. Seriously, who washes their grain scoop?
  All I'm saying is, if you need a grain scoop, great. If you need a snow shovel, then buy yourself a snow shovel.
  
  Don't contaminate your grain! That's all I'm saying.
- Un4GivN
- No to hijack, since this is a big YMMV...
  
  Costco Pointe-Claire has:
  - a great combo: Suncast 27in snow shovel/pusher with metal wear strip, plus a Suncast ice scraper for 14.97$
  
  - a regular, smaller Suncast ~18in snow scoop with metal wear strip for 6.97$
  Purchased this set from Costco, absolutely hate it. It will be going back. The metal edge is too fine and gets caught where the concrete meets on my driveway and sidewalk. Doesn't work for me, so will check out Canadian Tire to see if they have a better one on sale. Thanks OP!