Abstract: The present invention concerns a manual snow discarding device that takes into account the security and the efficiency of the snow discarding operation. The device includes at a lower extremity of a shaft an angularly adjustable bent section having a lower end essentially vertically oriented and curved to assume the shape of part of the back of a concave blade, thereby physically increasing the height of a handle at the upper extremity of the shaft for a same angle between the shaft and an horizontal line. The shaft is also secured in place by a securing member, allowing to alternatively position the shaft of the shovel at different angles with respect to the blade depending on the use of the shovel that is to be performed and/or depending on the height of the user. This also enables persons of a large range of height to be able to use the shovel effectively with various angles to be given on the blade.

Abstract: This invention relates to a snow handling equipment comprising a handle grip, a tubular handle, a blade slightly curved in cross section and rectangular in plan and a supporting device securing the blade to the handle. The supporting device allows the pivoting movement of the blade in a plane perpendicular with respect to the plane of the handle to allow the user to adjust the angle of the blade or turn the blade upside down in order to use either edge of the blade to scrape the snow.