Bigfoot Children's Toy Snow Shovel Orange
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| Artikelnummer | 234746579 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/07/02 | Listenpreis | €9.50 | Modellnummer | 234746579 | ||
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Let your kids join the snow moving fun with the Bigfoot Children's Toy Snow Shovel by EMSCO!Made from a durable high-density polyethylene in the USA, the snow shovel blade is lightweight, yet extremely sturdy in construction. Compared to an all-metal shovel, it is easier and more convenient to use. The handle is a light, wood construction. A large D-Grip tops the handle for comfort and control on small hands. Because it's lightweight and contains no metal in the blade or handle, kids, adults and surrounds are safer from errant swings. The blade is a flattened design so kids can still move lots of snow without holding too much as to strain their developing joints.Let the kids have fun by joining in on clearing the driveway or using the shovel to build snow men or snow forts with the Bigfoot Children's Toy Snow Shovel by EMSCO!
- GREAT FOR KIDS - This shovel is perfect for children thanks to its smaller size that's optimal for kids; Capacity (fl oz) 270.82; Item Weight 1; Item Height 34; Item Width 11.5; Item Length 1.25
- LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIAL ? Make shoveling easy and convenient for the young ones. Whether they're helping you shovel the walk or making snow forts, they won't get tired using this snow shovel.
- SAFETY - The shovel uses plastic for the blade and the D-grip and smooth wood for the handle. With no sharp metal edges, kids can move snow around without worry.
- QUALITY CONSTRUCTION - Made from superior materials in the USA. Your kids can keep using this shovel season after season.
- BRIGHT COLORING - Easy to spot from a distance against white snow, this shovel stands out and won't get lost.
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