DUMOS OP-CXJ2SSL-18BK Snow Shovel, 18-Inch Blade

The DUMOS OP-CXJ2SSL-18BK snow shovel is a manual push-style model with dual handles and a metal-edged plastic blade. Its listed 18-inch blade and 4.2-pound weight suit routine clearing of paths and smaller hard-surface areas, while its push-oriented design is less suited to lifting and throwing snow.

At a glance

Two-point handle setup pairs a shaped upper D-grip with a lower handle for steering and pushing.
The feature listing describes an 18-by-13-inch plastic blade with a metal edge to protect the blade edge from wear.
Push-style design is intended for paths, walkways, driveways and open paved areas.
Manufacturer says it includes a screwdriver for assembly and recommends checking the handle and blade connections before use.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$39.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Dual handle positions give users an upper grip and a lower steering point while pushing snow.
At a listed 4.2 pounds, it is relatively light to maneuver and carry.
A metal edge is listed alongside the plastic blade, combining a scraping edge with the blade body.

Cons

The 18-inch blade is narrower than wider snow pushers, so it may require more passes across broad areas.
Its listed use is push-style clearing, not powered snow removal.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	DUMOS
Model	OP-CXJ2SSL-18BK

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	18 x 3.35 x 53.35 inches
Weight listed	4.2 pounds

Materials and protection
Material listed	Metal, Plastic
Blade length	18 inches
Blade material	Aluminum Alloy, Polypropylene
Handle material	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Polypropylene
Grip type	D-Grip
Color	Black

Design and use
Listed style	Contemporary
Blade dimensions stated in feature listing	18" x 13"
Assembled total length stated in feature listing	53.35"
Short-handle length stated in feature listing	15.63"
Cold-resistance claim	‑22℉

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing gives the blade as 18 inches in the title and details, while a feature gives dimensions of 18" x 13" and the overall item dimensions are also listed as 18 x 3.35 x 53.35 inches. Blade width and the meaning of the overall dimensions are therefore inconsistent. It lists an aluminum-alloy and polypropylene blade, but the feature calls it PP with a metal strip, and another claim describes reinforced steel shafts. Confirm the blade and shaft construction before buying if those materials matter. The 4.18 lb feature claim also differs slightly from the 4.2-pound item weight.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want a lightweight manual pusher for sidewalks, yard paths and routine driveway clearing.
Buyers who prefer two hand positions for steering a shovel while pushing snow.

Less suited to

People looking for a powered snow thrower or a broad blade intended to clear large areas in fewer passes.
Buyers who need confirmed blade-width or shaft-material specifications before selecting a tool.

DUMOS OP-CXJ2SSL-18BK Snow Shovel, 18-Inch Blade · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 12 ratings

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4 stars36%36%
3 stars12%12%
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Customer-rating data is generally positive but based on a small number of ratings, with ratings spread across five-, four- and three-star categories. No written feedback is provided, so the ratings do not establish specific strengths, complaints or reasons for those opinions. Buyers should weigh that limited signal against the listed manual push design and narrower blade.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a powered snow shovel?

No. The listing describes a manual, push-style snow shovel.

What is the blade width?

The title and details list an 18-inch blade, while a feature gives the blade as 18" x 13". The listing does not clearly reconcile those measurements, so confirm the width if it is important.

What materials are specified for the blade?

The details list aluminum alloy and polypropylene. A feature describes a PP blade with a metal strip, so the precise construction is not consistent across the listing.

Does it require assembly?

The listing describes the shovel as easy to assemble and says a screwdriver is included. It also advises inspecting the handles and blade connections before each use.