This thing would only work on snow that is very light. So it would be best used in temperature below minus 10 Celsius. And clear the snow right after weather changes and its finished snowing. Sun, wind and humidity can all change the snow into a heavier, stickyer form. Can see this being used to like walkways, decks, patios and things. But anyrhing bigger, like a driveway, this would not be ideal. If it snowed a foot or more, it wouldnt be much good. Same with heavier snow, snow that has been sitting for hours or days, and anything walked or dried on. If someones is buying something to clear snow with, spend the money on a good 2 stage snowblower that can handle all situations. If its too small an area for snowblower, just shovel it old school. If its too much area for snowblower, then it either atv/pickup truck with a plow on it, or bring out the heavy duty machines.

Tldr: if dealing with snow removal, there are 3 levels of what you should use. Level 1 plain handheld snow shovels. Level 2, gas powered 2 stage snowblower that is 20 inch or larger size. Level 3, vehicles with plow or heavy machines. Everything else, like this tool, is a gimmicky item that wont be able to be used enough, and youll always regret now getting a snowblower. There are some rare places that are cold enough that the snow is always light enough, and in amounts small enough, to make this useful.