A snow removing device is disclosed which is particularly intended for the use in the manual removal of the freshly fallen snow from around the house, or business, such as wooden decks and steps, carpeted porches and steps, cement and blacktop sidewalks. Parking lots drive ways and, the automobiles parked there. This device includes, one blade made of two different materials. (1) A hard concaved plastic blade, with the distal tips rolled up slightly. (2) The top 3 inches of the plastic blade are enveloped with cross linked physically blown closed cell polyethylene foam with a density of 2 pounds per cubic foot. This molded foam edge (cap) tapers to a relatively sharp point. An articulating, pivoting handle is uniquely attached with a large clip, (stabilizer bar) a kick pin, and a strong flexible strap, allowing the worker to throw the snow with both edges thereby giving it abilities to shovel, or plow the snow. The snow can be expelled right or left from a delicate or hard surface; it also cleans the snow off of and from between the vehicles, with little or no time delay between functions, and objects worked, without scratching, scraping, marring, tearing or perforating any finish or surface.