A GOOD IDEA IF YOU PLAN TO MOVE YOUR THROWER.
348353
One person can move a thrower, along with the battery.  A handy accessory, but kind of pricey for what you get.
791026
A very good electric snow thrower. Works best with several inches of powdery snow. Throws at a good distance. Discharge chute adjusts easily. Good safety shut off switch. When shipped in a box, requires several minutes assembly time using detailed instructions.
464674
I purchased this for a gift, after reading that it could move a brick farther than any other battery powered blower. If a task is at a distance that requires dragging a long power chord, or yanking a starting chord to a noisy blower, this tool is a good option.
3164824
We saw some people attempting to use this at a local park. Once we saw it, we knew that we had to get it. Little did we know is that when we first threw it around we were NOT able to get this to work. Now with it being a few months later and a ton more throws... I can safely say we still cannot throw this correctly...

Thanks!

@Pcable131
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This is a great way to move snow around.  If I was stronger, I would buy one for each arm.
It hasn't made me love shoveling snow but it surely has helped move it off the lot quicker.
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The run coaches I am using asked me to increase my muscle mobility and part of that recommendation included foam rolling.  I started by using the regular ones at the gym, but also adding this one at home is convenient.  I didn't notice from the images since they are small, the red part is actually a solid foam piece inside.  I thought the knobs would be more uncomfortable, but since they are foam, they just give you a different texture to roll on.  The small size also makes it easier to store and carry somewhere.

Note for those sensitive to smell - let this thing air out a while somewhere outside when you open it.  It will smell like foam/plastic from a factory at first.  If they did that before you get it, it would be a nice benefit, but shouldn't be that hard to do yourself.
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Not quite as easy to pull around as I was hoping when it is full, maybe a little large wheel would help with that.  It is still very handy to have around the yard and I find it much easier to use than a wheel barrow or just a bucket.  It obviously doesn't dump like a wheel barrow would, so be sure you have an idea as to what you will be using it for.  It also doesn't seem super durable but I think it is fine for the price, I paid around twenty and wouldn't recommend spending anymore than that.
4258943
The cart is well built and easy t attach to your thrower. I added a little caster wheel to the lower handle pull so I can easy roll it through the parting lot and to the spot I plan on shooting.
1998842
Disc looks awesome got one with a different jade skull logo. Fairly stable disc. Tends to fly up with speed, more useful as a midrange. Not recommend for big throwers, girlfriends/kids will get good results
2243479
It's damn heavy now... but I like it. I can use it as a throwing weapon up close. Hahaha
198237
Coupled with a remote this proved an very reliable thrower. The fact that it has an expanded capacity over many other models made this a pleasant experience and has helped motivate and mature my hunting skills. I had more fun with this contraption than I have had with anything for a long time.
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This is actually  a fun little trick . ( Well I had fun with it / Just make sure to watch your angles ) Although this is kind of a pretty penny when it comes to affording it . -But what isn't these days . Cheers
1911892
I thought the medium one was the next size down, I have seen the really small ones I guess thats XS. The perfect size is small one you can throw it further with less effort. This pro style is nice I don't love the white though as the dirt just gets on it right away looking dirty but it's a super nice thrower.

Would just recommend the size smaller for better throws less effort.
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I am having a ball making more use of my stability ball.
1313015
I have to be honest, I was dubious about this working. I am a landscaper with a bad back, so I was looking for a back-friendly way of picking up shrub trimmings off of the ground. This works well for that purpose. It's not perfect; there are some design changes that I would make if it were up to me. But, overall, I'm happy with it. I still use a regular leaf rake to rake up the debris since the rake aspect of this isn't that great. But if you are a homeowner it would probably suffice. The clamshell design allows me to pick up the yard waste and then deposit it in a can or wheelbarrow.

Also, it's surprisingly durable for something made of plastic. It's been in the back of my truck for almost a year and has held up to the FL sun. Even the rubber grip hasn't come apart. It's pricey, but I'm satisfied.
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These are really helpful weave poles.  I can set them up in the garage, the house, or the driveway. My only suggestion is that they shouldn't be so loose.  The poles move a little too easily so it's hard to get a straight line out of them.  It takes too many adjustments to get a straight row.  But the portability of these weave poles is fantastic!  I can fit twelve of them behind the front seat of my car.  Somebody had a great idea with these things.
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The movement of this head is great. Pans and tilts are beautiful, and you can adjust pretty finely. The base plate is plastic, like the rest of it is, and it has wiggle room. Any attachments or weight additions to your camera are going to cause the plate to want to slip slightly side to side. Even a heavy enough lens can cause this. It's not a big deal unless you're recording audio that catches that shift of the plate, or trying to mount a full cage rig with all the trimmings. If you don't have more weight than it wants on it, it will give very clean start and stop pans, and smooth tilts.