The Heft Plus Secondary Back Saver Handle for Snow Shovels and Garden Tools as Seen on Dragon's Den (Canada Shark Tank) (1 ct., Standard)

Excellent piece of kit, really helps minimising back pain when shovelling

For the shafts they fit it is a great tool that assists with multiple tasks. It is a well made product, easy to handle, and comfortable. The downside is that many UK shafts are a wider diameter so the options to fit to my vintage tools are limited.

Definitely helps if you have a sore back! However had an issue that the glued on rubber grips that help hold the handle to a spade, are poorly glued on. In my case they both fell off after 4 times using this. I unfortunately lost one before I realized what was going on. Have made a new grip and used a better glue, so far so good.

Crap don’t waste your money

Dos what it says. Need to be careful to get the right size for the tools you have. Works well with slimmer handles but struggles to fit on larger handles.

After not even 5 minutes use the rubber pads are coming off. Glue is terrible. Assembly is tough too, I had to put all my weight on it to get the hole to line up correctly. Poorly designed product.

My husband hasn't used this yet . But he seemed impressed with it.

This broke straight away

Easy to fit and use. My backs thanking me already !

Found after a couple of tries it was easy to attach to implements handle and that as claimed took the strain off my back whilst digging the garden soil. This was important as I have lower back spinal damage which when using a spade or rake starts to pinch nerves and I have to stop for a few hours.

I just used in on @ 6" of snow instead of paying the plow guy $40. The grip part was loose around the shovel pole but that is much preferred to it being too small (in which case would not work for that shovel). To keep it from moving around the shovel pole in a circular motion or up & down the shovel pole, I marked with nail polish where I liked it positioned & used electrical tape around the shovel pole to make a tighter grip. Definitely minimizes stooping over & allows greater control so you don't dump snow while you are still over the sidewalk. It may not hold up for a strong guy who muscle throws heavy shovel fulls of snow, but if you have that much, you would probably use the snow blower anyway. I think I will prefer this stiff/solid secondary handle to the flexible steel strip type second handle of the Snow Joe Shovelution. I got one of those too but haven't used it yet.

Helps the back and makes shoveling easier

Works well