The new Masi Snow Max ergonomic pusher shovel made and designed in Finland and now shipping in the us market with an 8 year. ROI. Made in Finland and not China!
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A shovel is an absolute must if you live in an area that gets its share of snowfall every winter. An ergonomic snow shovel is the type of shovel because it protects the back from potential harm. When using this type of snow shovel it is not necessary to lift, twist or even bend the body. It is recommended that you keep your back as straight as possible as you scoop the snow. Do the same when lifting the shovel and dumping the snow in a designated spot. Here are some other benefits of ergonomic shovels: There is no lifting with the Masi polar Plus snow pusher shovel with a deep 33 inch scoop.
Bent Handle and Lightweight Design
An ergonomic snow shovel has a bent handle which does the work for you. Ergonomic shovels are lightweight and made of aluminum.
Shoveling Safety
Safety in shoveling is one of the greatest benefits of ergonomic shovels. You are limited in how much snow you can pick up, so the potential for injury is greatly reduced. The scoop is smaller than other types of shovels, which means that you can lift a moderate portion of snow at a time and therefore will not expend too much energy at once.
Height Adjustable
The handle on an ergonomic snow shovel is adjustable for your height. It can work just as well for a right handed person as a left handed person. When put into the shorter position it can be put away for easy storage.
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With the most extensive range of snow clearance tools on the market, Masi selection provides the right solution for all snow clearance problems, for both professionals and home-owners. For over 35 years Masi has been a pioneer in making snow clearance a chore to enjoy. Masi products are known for the high Finnish quality and product development. They are designed for the severe winter conditions in Finland. The high quality has also made Masi products winners in several tests. The Masi Polar plus ergonomic. durable and adjustable snow shovel has won international awards and patents.
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Snow removal in wintertime
Snow removal in wintertime
Masi snow max Ergonomic snow pusher shovel is used in many cities in Norway.
In order to minimize the nuisance to pedestrians, traffic and property owners, and to ensure unimpeded access for the emergency services, owners of properties in “Inner Oslo” are responsible for clearing snow from the pavement outside their properties and for sanding or salting them. The Protocol Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs can assist in obtaining information on who is responsible for the removal of snow in particular areas.
In other parts of Oslo the responsibility for snow removal is shared by several bodies:
Oslo Municipality: streets and roads belonging to the city.
In The Bleak Mid-winter: 10 Tips for Safe Snow Shoveling
Tips for Safe Snow Shoveling
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Tip # 1.
If you experience pain of any kind, stop immediately and seek assistance.
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Tip # 2.
Choose a snow shovel that is right for you!
- Be sure that your shovel has a curved handle, as this enables you to keep your back straighter when shoveling.
- Obtain a shovel with an appropriate length handle. The length is correct when you can slightly bend your knees, flex your back 10 degrees or less, and hold the shovel comfortably in your hands at the start of the "shoveling stroke".
- A plastic shovel blade will generally be lighter than a metal one, thus putting less strain on your spine.
- Sometimes, a smaller blade is better than a larger blade. Although a small blade can't shovel as much, it avoids the risk of trying to pick up a too heavy pile of snow with a larger blade.
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Tip # 3.
Push the snow, do not lift it. Pushing puts far less strain on the spine than lifting.
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Tip # 4.
Be sure your muscles are warm before you start shoveling. Cold, tight muscles are more likely to sprain or strain than warm, relaxed muscles.
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Tip # 5.
When you grip the shovel, make sure your hands are at least 12 inches apart. By creating distance between your hands, you increase your leverage and reduce the strain on your body.
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Tip # 6.
Your shoveling technique is very important. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons recommends: "If you must lift the snow, lift it properly. Squat with your legs apart, knees bent and back straight. Lift with your legs. Do not bend at the waist. Scoop small amounts of snow into the shovel and walk to where you want to dump it. Holding a shovel of snow with your arms outstretched puts too much weight on your spine. Never remove deep snow all at once; do it piecemeal. Shovel and inch or two; then take another inch off. Rest and repeat if necessary." In addition to these comments, remember to move your feet rather than twisting.
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Tip # 7.
Never throw snow over your shoulder.
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Tip # 8.
Remember that wet snow can be very heavy. One full shovel load can weigh as much as 25 pounds.
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Tip # 9.
Pace yourself by taking frequent breaks to gently stretch your back, arms and legs.
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Tip #10.
Consider buying a snow-blower. When used correctly, a snow-blower will put far less strain on your back than snow shoveling.
By following these tips, you are far less likely to be injured while shoveling snow.also, use a Masi polar plus snow pusher from Finland since there is no lifting and has an ergonomic and adjustable handle and scoop.
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Snow removal in wintertime
