Snow shovel Fiskars SnowXpert 1410443 lightweight ergonomic design, model 1410443

The Fiskars SnowXpert™ snow shovel (model 1410443) has a lightweight aluminum shaft with an orange plastic coating for a secure grip and a reinforced polypropylene scoop designed to clear both light and heavy snow from yards, driveways and paths. An ergonomic handle provides a comfortable, firm hold even when worn with thick gloves. The shovel features a patented blade design with an integrated steel rod to increase scoop strength and extend service life, offering improved durability and up to three times longer performance. Overall length 131 cm, blade width 35 cm, weight 1.4 kg.

Advantages

The combination of an aluminum shaft and reinforced polypropylene scoop keeps the tool light while maintaining durability for repeated use. The ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue and ensures a stable grip in winter conditions. The patented blade with an embedded steel rod strengthens the scoop against bending and wear, increasing lifespan and maintaining clearing efficiency over time.

Suitable for

• Clearing driveways and paths
• Removing snow from steps and porches
• Residential winter maintenance and everyday snow removal

Key specifications

• Brand: Fiskars
• Model / MPN: 1410443
• EAN: 6411501410443
• Overall length: 131 cm
• Blade width: 35 cm
• Weight: 1.4 kg
• Shaft material: aluminum with orange plastic coating
• Scoop material: reinforced polypropylene with embedded steel rod

How to use

Hold the shovel with one hand on the ergonomic handle and the other on the shaft for leverage. Position the scoop under the snow and lift, pushing or tossing snow to the side as needed. For heavy snow, use shorter, controlled motions to reduce strain. Keep the blade edge parallel to the surface for efficient clearing and avoid using the shovel as a pry bar or to move frozen ice beyond light scraping.

Usage recommendations

Store the shovel in a dry place after use and periodically check the steel-reinforced blade for damage. Use with appropriate winter footwear and gloves; avoid applying excessive force on frozen surfaces to prevent damage to the scoop.