Two batteries in the box.
Two 21 V, 4.0 Ah battery packs and a charger come with the shovel. When one runs down, click in the other.
Cordless electric snow shovel
Fresh snow.
Clear path.
Two 21 V batteries and a charger are in the box. A 13-inch path, 6 inches deep, in one pass, and the shaft folds for the trunk.
Shovly Cordless Electric Snow Shovel
Shovly Cordless Electric Snow Shovel
Two batteries. One clear driveway.
Two 21 V batteries and a charger are in the box. A 13-inch path, 6 inches deep, in one pass, and the shaft folds for the trunk.
Two batteries included
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Regular price
$139.99
Regular price
$139.99
Sale price
$159.99
Unit price
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Shovly Cordless Electric Snow Shovel
Regular price
$139.99
Regular price
$139.99
Sale price
$159.99
Unit price
per
Free US shipping
30-day money-back guarantee
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How it works
Charge, click in, push
Two batteries, a 13-inch auger and a chute you aim. You choose when to go out and where the snow lands.
Two batteries included
Two 21 V, 4.0 Ah batteries and a charger come in the box, so the second is ready when the first runs down.
A 13-inch path
A brushless motor spins a spiral auger that clears a path 13 inches wide and 6 inches deep in one pass.
Aim the snow
A knob on top swings the chute 40 degrees each way, so the snow lands on the lawn, up to 16 feet away.
Before you buy
Six things worth knowing first
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13 inches in one pass.
The auger clears a path 13 inches wide and 6 inches deep, so one pass down the drive leaves a bare strip.
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Aim the snow.
The knob on top swings the chute 40 degrees to either side, so the snow lands on the lawn and not back on the path.
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Fold it. Pack it.
The shaft folds in three and comes apart in four sections, so it lies in a trunk or stands in a closet.
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Light in one hand.
At 8.6 lb you can carry it down the steps by the loop handle, then take hold with both hands and go.
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Steps and patios.
The 13-inch head fits the porch steps and the back patio as well as the driveway and the sidewalk.
Why choose it
Why choose the Shovly
Out the door before dawn
Snow fell overnight and the car is buried. Click in a battery, push one pass down the driveway and the strip to the street is bare, with the second battery charged and waiting.
Stores in a corner
The shaft folds in three and comes apart in four sections. Stand it in a mudroom corner or hang it on a hook in the garage.
The sidewalk, before the coffee cools
Run the 13-inch head along the front sidewalk, one pass each way, and the strip behind you is bare. The mug waits on the gate.
The deck, too
The 13-inch head fits the back deck as well as the drive, so the path from the back door to the steps is bare in a few passes.
A gift for whoever shovels
For the person who always ends up with the shovel, a gift that arrives with its batteries. The pack of two covers two driveways.
First snow. Garage light on.
One pass down the drive.
Bare pavement, breath in the air.
The coffee is still hot.
Straight comparison
Three cordless snow shovels, side by side
Same fresh snow, three ways to buy the shovel. Here is how the Shovly lines up.
| Feature | Shovly | A $135 one-battery shovel | A $160 tool-only shovel |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs to buy | $139.99 | $134.99 | $159.99 |
| In the box | Two batteries and a charger | One battery and a charger | Battery and charger sold apart |
| The weight | 8.6 lb | 11.9 lb | About 9 lb |
| The path | 13 inches wide | 13.2 inches wide | 12 inches wide |
| The chute | Turns 40 degrees each way | Turns 30 degrees each way | Adjustable direction |
| Warranty | 1 year, replacement | Request it from customer service | 3-year tool and battery warranty |
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People Love Their Shovly
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I've got enough stuff in the garage already so I really didn't want another big machine. Been using this to clear fresh snow off the driveway and it's pretty handy. Put the battery in, get it done and hang it back up. Still a chore obviously, but a less annoying one now.
Walt
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Opening the bakery early in winter is bad enough without shoveling the front walk first 😂 This makes that part of the morning a lot easier. I keep the spare battery charged just in case.
Dana
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Usually pop outside on my lunch break to clear the steps and sidewalk. This works well for that. Really like that it folds up and fits in the closet by the door instead of being another thing I have to find space for.
Ravi
One shovel
Charge both.
Push once.
Two batteries and a charger in the box, a 13-inch path in one pass and a chute you aim, on a shaft that folds in three.
1 year
Warranty against defects
30 days
To send it back and get your money
Free
Shipping within the US
Full specifications
- What it is
- Cordless electric snow shovel with a brushless motor, a spiral auger and two 21 V, 4.0 Ah batteries
- Path
- 13 inches wide and 6 inches deep, cleared in one pass
- Batteries
- Two 21 V, 4.0 Ah batteries and a charger, listed at 25 minutes of runtime per charge and 90 minutes to charge
- Chute
- A knob on top swings the chute 40 degrees each way; listed throw of up to 16 feet
- Motor
- Brushless, 16,000 rpm with no load
- Weight
- 8.6 lb
- Shaft
- Telescoping steel shaft that folds in three and comes apart in four sections, with a loop handle you set to your height
- Size
- About 13.4 by 9.4 by 51.2 inches unfolded
- Base
- A spiral auger between two end caps, with two ski runners on the sides
- Power
- Battery only: no cord and no gas
- Best used
- Charge both batteries, then run it on fresh snow soon after it falls: the driveway, the steps, the patio or the sidewalk
- In the box
- Shovel, two 21 V, 4.0 Ah batteries, charger and manual
- Warranty
- 1 year against defects, replacement, shipping paid both ways
- Returns
- 30 days from delivery, money back
- Shipping
- Free within the US
Before you buy
Questions & answers
Are the batteries included?
Yes. Two 21 V, 4.0 Ah batteries and a charger come in the box. Charge a battery before the first use.
How long does a battery run?
The listing gives 25 minutes of continuous runtime per charge and 90 minutes to charge a battery. With two in the box, you click in the second one when the first runs down. Treat it like a cordless drill: charge both before the snow.
How much does it clear in one pass?
A path 13 inches wide and 6 inches deep, so one pass down the drive leaves a bare strip.
How far does it throw the snow?
Up to 16 feet, as listed. A knob on top swings the chute 40 degrees to each side, so you can aim the snow at the lawn.
What kind of snow is it for?
Fresh, loose snow, cleared soon after it falls. Run it once the snow stops, while it is still light and powdery.
How heavy is it?
8.6 lb. The shaft telescopes and the loop handle sets to your height.
Does it fold?
Yes. The shaft folds in three and comes apart in four sections. Unfolded it measures about 13.4 by 9.4 by 51.2 inches.
Does it need a cord or gas?
No. It runs on its battery alone: no cord, no gas and no pull-start.
What does it ride on?
Two ski runners on the sides of the base, so the head slides over the pavement as you push.
What is in the box?
The shovel with its handle parts, two 21 V, 4.0 Ah batteries, a charger and a manual.
What if it stops working?
It has a 1-year warranty against defects in materials or workmanship: we replace it and pay shipping both ways. A battery that will not charge at all is covered; reduced run time from normal use is not.
What if it is not for me?
Send it back within 30 days of delivery and we refund the product price. Shipping within the US is free.
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Try it on the next snowfall
Charge both batteries, click one in and push one pass down the drive. If it is not what this page said, send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund of the product price.
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