Works great and saves your back! Would I buy it again? Yes. You‘ll still need a shovel or something else to get into small er areas and lift the snow if the banks get too high, but for pushing snow in large areas, this works great.
We live in a snowy area and have various surfaces to shovel: old concrete with cracks, new concrete, asphalt, and dirt. This plow shines on flat even surfaces. You’ve got to be a bit more careful on uneven or cracked or you might get the wind knocked out of you if you’re pushing too fast and it hits a rut.
I’ve been able to test it in light snow and heavy. It will move what ever you can push. The angle feature is nice in long runs. I’ve been able to move snow as deep as 20“ by chipping away in small bites. If you run out of room, it does ok at moving snow a distance, but you’ll slowly loose your load off each side. Iv’e had no back strain with this at all, but it will give your upper body a workout if the snow is heavy or the load large.
One suggestion: plan ahead. This plow does not deal with high piles or banks. Push the first snow farther off the drive than needed so you have room to put later snow. I learned this the hard way and ended up having to use a shovel to cut my banks down.