The scoop is made out of a thinner metal, and was easily gouged. Compared with the Voilé, the connection points on the handle have more of a wobble to them, and the T-handle is uncomfortable. It’s very short (only 32 inches), so we basically had to touch our toes to fill the scoop. The Sunset Holiday Apartment situated in famous Camps Bay, would be the ideal setup for 2 couples or 2 adults and 1-3 kids.
The AAA 4004 has the same all-metal construction as the Voilé, but it is an inferior shovel in all respects.
It's not a tool that you want to rely on in an emergency. The connection at the midpoint of the handle is loose and wobbly, which is really annoying, but what’s worse is that the plastic scoop is so flimsy that it bends and flexes while shoveling even slightly frozen snow. The Suncast has a telescoping handle similar to that of the Voilé Telepro, but the overall quality is so low that it reminded us more of a beach toy than a functional snow shovel. The AutoBoss has an interesting folding design that tucks away nicely for storage, but it’s so small that, as a shovel, it’s difficult to use, even for short periods of time. After testing, however, we honestly wouldn’t recommend putting any of them in your car. For car shovels, in addition to the Voilé, we looked at the True Temper AutoBoss, the Suncast SCS300 Automotive Shovel, and the AAA 4004 Sport Utility Shovel. See What Suncast is Doing to Achieve a Brighter, More Sustainable Future.
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