After a weekend where the area where I live in Utah received more than a foot of snow over a two-day span, I was certainly curious about the snow removal capabilities residing within the Enhulk 20V 12-inch Cordless Snow Shovel. This big snowstorm would shine a light on the harsh reality of living in a place where snowfall is abundant and needing the proper tools for snow removal.
I have tested a number of the best snow shovels and blowers - battery-powered and gas-powered - this winter, yet this was my first testing experience with a cordless snow shovel. Before this weekend, the month of December had been relatively mild. We’ve had unseasonably warm temperatures and no snow. But weather in Utah can be unpredictable, and one January Sunday morning, we woke up to eight new inches of snow. Now, that’s more snow than the maximum clearing depth listed within the Enhulk manual. But mother nature gives us what she gives us, and considering I waited over a month of no snow to use this snow shovel, I wasn’t going to wait for a lighter storm to hit to test the device.
