Goplus Snow Roof Rake, 21 FT Adjustable Aluminum Snow Shovel with 2 Wheels & 420D Oxford Slide, Fast Cleaning in One Shovel, 5-Sections Tubes, Lightweight & Scratch Free for Snow Removal, Leaves & Car

The media could not be loaded. I have property in northern Michigan and we currently have 14-20” on roofs. I purchased this roof rake to decrease the load on the roof and to hopefully avoid ice dams. It arrived quickly, pieces are marked R and L, no tools needed it just snaps together with push button connectors which makes taking apart for storage very easy.I’ve used home made roof rakes in the past but this design is so much better. The wheels keep it from damaging shingles, the tarp makes a path for snow to slide down easily. My snow was heavy and this product seems very durable. Also, it’s lightweight and easy to move around. I have a shoulder problem and this was still easy to carry and use.There are other similar products for 3x the cost of this one. Highly recommend!

This looked like a nice product but a crucial piece was missing. Contacted the seller and they didn’t have a replacement part in stock right now. I requested and received a full refund as I need the item quickly to address heavy snow on my roof. Good customer service (they did offer partial refund and to keep the item at first, which I refused)

Got this after a winter storm dumped around 1.5 feet over a week in Michigan and the outside temps were fluctuating like crazy. My attic is very well insulated but I was starting to get ice dams in the gutters and didn't want to allow more snow to melt/freeze making the problem worse.This worked like a charm! The pieces fit snugly and feel durable for the most part, they ONLY part that could possibly be a weak point is the part that connects the pole to the tarp (which is a thick plastic). Overall it still feels very durable and if the plastic part breaks I can easily make a steel replacement with a quick visit to Home Depot.This is easily worth the price, especially when compared to similar products that are 3x as much. Those other products usually have a fiberglass pole which would be lighter but they're also usually shorter.Speaking of weight, it's not heavy but after you spend some time lifting it and gently setting it on the roof over and over it can feel heavy. I think this can be best solved by letting it rest on the roof the entire time and move it back and forth as you would a vacuum, that way you're not constantly lifting it.The 20ft length is great, you can remove sections to make it smaller as you need. The full 20ft allowed me to clear maybe 4ft of the second story roof from the ground, which is perfect as it exposes the overhang/gutter to the sun to help prevent ice dams.I removed a section or two when I moved to clear the garage roof, which i was able to clear the entirety of.The full 20ft pole flexes a bit when lifting it, but when pushing it on the roof it's solid and easy to push.Other products of this style have the pole attached to the bottom, which i thought would be better/easier to push, but having the pole attach to the top allows you to clear snow further up the roof/closer to the roof at varying angles. If the pole is attached to the bottom then you have to be in line or above the angle of the roof, if you're below it the the pole will be resting on the gutter and the end will be lifted off the roof.All this said, I have to say there is something oddly satisfying in watching blocks of snow slide off a roof.TLDR:I spent less than an hour clearing the snow from a 2100 sq/ft house roof.Despite the cheap price this a solid product, I found several DIY solutions online that cost more than this.I would recommend this to anyone in an area that gets significant snow.

I bought one of these a couple years back from Amazon, and it's worked marvelously. When this one came in, one of the arms that hold the rod the canvas goes on was mis-cut. Since we had roofs to clean, I wasn't willing to go through the hassle of returning it and getting a replacement. Luckily, between the old one and this one, we were able to get a complete working unit. Keeping the rest for spare parts. Company needs to do better quality control. All in all, though, the tool works wonderfully, but you do need two people to work it, because one guy works the tool and the other guy works on keeping the tarp straight and trued so the snow can actually slide off it.

It definitely exceeded my expectations. I thought it might just be a gimmick. I had an opportunity to use it a few weeks after it arrived. It works as advertised. I am not a shill for the company, just an ordinary customer. How to use: Pull out the entire tarp and let it fold up neatly at your feet. Careful! don't step on it. The snow I dealt with was about six inches. I don't know how it will work on deeper snow. Might be worthwhile to get out there and do it at six inches before the next six inches come down. But keep your existing roof rake. There is some tidy-up work you'll need to do. It was much easier to use than the roof rake alone - by a long shot. I am happy I got it, and just in time!

This is my new favorite tool. We got over 4 feet of snow in February alone (52 inches, to be precise.) I had to get up on the roof three times to shovel, the weight of snow was incredible, ice dams were forming, and the job was exhausting as well as dangerous. There was just too much to use a regular roof rake (I'm a 50-something female and have trouble lifting the traditional kind far enough up the roof to get enough snow off). This beauty arrived at the end of February in time for another 8 inches. I able to stay safely on the ground, it got the new snowfall easily plus I was able to get further up into two feet that had fallen earlier, and I wasn't exhausted when the job was done. I would advise you to hang on to the cloth as you work - this allows you to (1)keep snow from burying the cloth as it falls, (2) reduce the effect of a breeze messing around with the cloth, and (3) directing where a majority of the snow will end up - It's terrific that you can get most of the snow away from the house to avoid trouble when it melts in the spring. In addition, I found it rather delightful to watch the chunks of snow sliding down the cloth - it reminded me of sledding as a kid. The cloth can loosen from where it's attached, but you just pull the long clip up and fold the end over the wire and press the clip back in place. I really couldn't be happier with this tool. It's a real life saver!