Bigfoot 15' Flip & Strip Poly Roof Rake - Extendable Handle - Shingle Ski - Black

The Bigfoot 15-foot Flip & Strip Poly Roof Rake by EMSCO Group is the ideal tool for removing snow from your roof. This roof rake is crafted from aluminum and polyethylene which makes it perfect for dealing with heavy, wet snow. It won't rust and it's ultra-light weight. This lightweight design prevents tiring as you pull giant swaths of snow from your roof. The 25-inch blade is designed with a unique head that skirts up shingles without damage on the specially molded skis. Then you simply roll the rake 180 degrees to the side and drag down the snow. No more straining to reposition the head, just faster snow removal. It's important to keep your roof clear of heavy, wet snow as this can cause damage over time. It also helps prevent dangerous and destructive icicles. The Roof Rake is great for getting rid of these ice hazards and keeping your gutter in top shape. The roof rake extends all the way to 15 feet to easily pull massive amounts of snow from your roof without the need for ladders or risk of injury from crawling on a snow covered roof. And when you're done, simply disassemble the roof rake by using the push pin pole snaps. In seconds you'll have a compact tool that can easily be stored Clear dangers from your home in winter with the tough and durable Bigfoot 15-foot Flip & Strip Poly Roof Rake from EMSCO Group

PREVENTS ROOF AND GUTTER DAMAGE - By getting rid of excess snow, you don't put unnecessary stress on your roof shingles or your fragile gutter system NO DAMAGE TO ROOF SHINGLES - The uniquely designed shingle skis are designed to glide along shingles when going up. Then you roll the unit 180 degrees and scrape snow straight down with ease. BUILT TOUGH - This rugged roof rake will last for winters on end, moving massive amounts of snow without breaking LIGHTWEIGHT - Easy to lift, this roof rake won't wear you out. Get rid of the snow without getting a workout! EXTENDABLE SECTIONAL HANDLE - The extension handle goes from a few feet to a dominating 15 feet. This ensures you can reach the toughest spots and pull down lots of snow.