Review of the Avalanche Snow Removal System

[@MinnesotaPikeVideos]

Awesome! I appreciate a real honest review and not just a paid advertisement.

[@Markuz1775]

Yes, indeed I got mine 2 winters ago and I find it works out pretty well. It can remove tons of snow in a few minutes. If you find the pole is not long enough you can purchase extention poles - 4 feet long. I am very happy with mine also and would highly recommend it also. Mine came with the rake that is also very handy to have.

[@johnbirman5840]

Like the Music! Tool looks good!

[@sarahhauptman]

This is a really well done review. Thanks!

[@initiate22000]

What can you do if you have a "real" house, with 2 stories and an attic?

[@ryderstrong3899]

How is the plastic Y joint holding up after 4 years?

[@jomar55108]

No issues at all.

[@ryderstrong3899]

@@jomar55108 Thank you

[@semiephemeral9]

thanks for this. so was this fairly hard packed snow? does it work good for that? Also are there any metal parts? I have a power line I have to contend with.

[@966396631]

Nothing says “Rock n’ Roll” like snow removal!

[@neilhudson6194]

Thanks!--very helpful

[@MinnesotaPikeVideos]

Still liking this?

[@jomar55108]

Yeah, it’s great! I will never use a regular roof rake again.

[@nathamon8267]

WOW PLAYING SNOW

[@bunhead8]

Nice vid. I have one and love it, but have used it a lot and require a replacement tarp as it got a bit damaged on my steel roof. They don't appear to sell one so I guess I will have to purchase a second one (which will give me extra poles anyway).

[@daveyJ213]

Thank you for the review. Looks like I needed on of those.

[@SaltyAlaskan79]

That plastic y joint will certainly become a problem, especially if you live in Alaska and use it a lot in subzero Temps. Companies are so cheap nowadays and they don't care if the product lasts very long. In fact they profit more from products that don't last years like they used to when things were built to last.

[@vladtepes97]

Looks like something you can build yourself with some pvc or metal conduit and a slip-n-slide

[@jdkrxw]

Good video. I have a SnowPeeler version of this type of tool. The big advantage of the SnowPeeler is that it has a thin sharpened cutting edge along the bottom edge instead of the roller on this tool. The SnowPeeler also has thin Teflon sliders instead of wheels to protect the shingles. Both of these things will make it easier to drive the snow head into the wall of snow you're working on ... making the job easier. The slider tarp looks to be easier to manage on mine too.

[@jgrenwod]

The idea is to remove WEIGHT, not to clean the roof as some here seem to think is the goal. This is ideal for that purpose.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

MIGHT WANT TO SUBSTITUTE THE HEADBANGING MUSIC FOR SOME CHRISTMAS SONGS !

[@Thundering_Banshee]

The fiberglass poles look a little iffy.

[@2lumberjacks]

Minnsnowda roof razor is the way to go.

[@coopmuzzy75]

I bought one. It works good but is poor quality. The head portion came apart several times and I had to climb on the roof to retrieve it and put it back together. Year 2 first use the top fiberglass pole section broke at the attachment point. Im going to purchase a different brand to try.

[@andredesaintphalle]

nice, thanks !!!

[@deadbeatdad7472]

Glad I built my house underground. No Snow on my roof and 100% tornado proof

[@michaelconnor5265]

Lol

[@Ice.asmr5]

I love eating snow

[@johnsn10]

So you still need to use a regular roof rake after lol

[@you2tooyou2too]

I don't see any advantage to getting the last inch of snow.

[@MinnesotaPikeVideos]

Do you still use this?

[@jomar55108]

Yup. Kept my roof clear all winter.

[@pedrobouval]

The music was useless . . .

[@nicolecardinal2763]

Je ne l’ai pas encore recu

[@incubrian]

looked high and low for a legit review, THIS is the one you wanna watch

[@jomar55108]

Thank you!

[@youssefben8035]

لديكم جو رائع

[@alk315]

Would have been a great demo video except for the head banging stupid punk music!!

[@sylviarosario6503]

The reason I installed electric heaters for my roof. No worries with snow build up or having to kill myself with manual labor.

[@you2tooyou2too]

I think it was poor design to have the tines so long. The plastic hub should only be 2-3 inches above the roof, to provide much more control, stability, & force with the handle, which could also be 1 or even 2 segments longer.

[@codycat1544]

cool vid but didn't need the metal

[@shazam6274]

Fake! The snow came off from the loud "music" ! 😂

[@everymanforthemself]

The music is stupid.

[@paultribbett7765]

crap music