Save on Greenworks snow blowers and winter tools before Black Friday at Amazon

If you've moved past your shovel era, consider entering the age of snow shovels and throwers with this Greenworks tool deal at Amazon.

By Amanda Reed

Posted on Nov 1, 2023 1:09 PM EDT

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Sure, you’ve amassed a variety of heated clothing to keep you warm while shoveling snow, but your back is silently screaming at you to stop being a cheap masochist and buy yourself something beefier. Thankfully, you can do just that while staying true to your thrifty nature with 15 percent off Greenworks tools for winter and beyond.

Greenworks 80V 20″ Brushless Snow Thrower, 5.0Ah Battery $314 (Was $499.99)

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Greenworks makes some of our favorite snow blowers, and this one is no exception. Compared to its wired cousin, the 13 Amp 20-Inch Corded Snow Blower, an 80V battery provide more efficiency and better performance. A 12-inch clearing depth and 20-inch clearing width help you clear your driveway or sidewalk in no time; a brushless motor helps you do so without waking up the entire neighborhood. And, a 180-degree rotating chute helps you displace the snow where you want it.

If you really can’t let go of that shovel, consider meeting in the middle with the Greenworks 80V 12″ Brushless Snow Shovel. A 25-foot throwing distance means you won’t have to recover with a heating pad on your shoulders afterward.

Grab these winter tools before the sale ends—and before everyone else gets the good idea to save their back this year.

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Amanda Reed is a commerce updates writer at Popular Science. She makes sure all product round-ups are up-to-date, shares deals happening all over the internet, and reviews various gizmos and gadgets. She lives in Pittsburgh with JunkJunk, a handsome, sad-looking tuxedo cat who only wants wet food and attention.

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