Magical Ice Scrapers for Car Windshield - 2 Pack Cone Magic Car Ice Scraper with Funnel, Round Snow Scraper

Works well… busts up ice and doesn’t harm or scratch windshield.

Might not think it would work well, but it does. Lots of icy mornings in CT and this is an easy way to clear your windows

Well, these work sometimes. I had to glue the little cap down because it kept popping off when I used it. These were great on certain types of snow and ice, but not on others. I’m still glad I bought them.

Thought this was a gimic buy. In ND we get nasty weather. Does pull snow off easy that even my 6 foot brush. Have not tested on heavy ice but does the job great on windows and back window. Only a 4 because you cannot get the 3 inches of snow below your windshield wipers

The only saving grace of these things is that they were cheap, so no great loss on my part, and that they at least have a decent look to them. Other than that, these are the absolute WORST ice scrapers I have ever used. Now, as some have said before, they work great on hard snow/soft ice/thin ice, but anything beyond that, CRACK! They break. There is even a small end piece that has hard plastic spikes on it that you put on the end of the hand grip that's supposed to be used for scraping/breaking the ice up, but it doesn't stay in place and falls off and on the ground while you're trying to use it. Are these easy to use? Yes, but you're better off getting a real ice scraper that can extend for a longer reach and has an actual blade on it.These are junk. Do NOT waste your money on these.

Works surprisingly well.At least, as far as your arm can reach.Even though the spikes are easily removed, gloves are recommended to prevent ice covered hands.

This was inexpensive so I got it to give it a try. We had a case of rain, wet snow, snow, wet snow then cold freeze. We were going skiing the next morning for a day trip, so I continually cleaned off one of my cars to do a day trip of skiing. The scraper on the end of the brush was easy to get this car road worthy the next morning.The other car, I did not touch until we got home from skiing that night. The windshield, windows and back hatch was a combination of frozen snow and ice. I thought it would be the ultimate test of a scrapers worth. First up was the Magical Scraper.This did you a relatively good job of removing the frozen snow, but never got through the base layer, scraping the glass completely clean. Nor could it remove the beads of ice frozen to the glass, the magical cone just bounced off it. The other side scratched up the icy residue that was under the frozen snow. But when I flipped it back to the cone, it did not remove that final layer.I switched to my trusty had ice scraper and it finished the job without issue. I also tested it on a couple of the windows I had not touched with the magical cone and it blasted through the ice and frozen snow.I am sure this would work fine in typical snow or frost, but it did not work on the ultimate test so I cannot recommend it for the variable weather of New England.I did not have the car running or defrost when I ran this test purposely.

We purchased this for family who have already had snow this season. They said it worked beautifully and was easy to use.