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Five replacement blades in Blaze, shingled and seen from above, each one showing the row of serrations along its working edge, the front blade carrying the moulded mountain mark.
The same five Blaze blades from an angle, showing the thickness of the stack and the open socket the front one clips onto a handle by.
A Ski Scraper clearing a frozen windscreen at first light.
A Ski Scraper resting against a car on a snow-covered driveway.

Replacement Blades

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Five spare edges for a scraper you already own. The edge is the part that wears — it comes off with a thumb and clicks back on, and five of them is about ten winters.

Colour: Blaze
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  • Thirty days to change your mind
  • Fits every Ski Scraper handle
Why it works

Off with a thumb, on with a click

No driver, no screws, nothing 3 mm to find in the snow. The socket takes the handle's snap tab and holds it.

One edge, one handle, no versions

Every Ski Scraper takes the same blade and always will. A pack bought this winter fits a handle bought in ten.

The harder grade

Moulded stiffer than the body it clips into. That is what makes this the part that wears and the handle the part that does not.

Specifications
Pack
5 blades
Blade width
88 mm
Weight
24 g each
Material
Injection-moulded copolymer, harder grade than the body
Fitting
Snap fit, no tools
Fits
Every Ski Scraper handle
Temperature range
−30 °C to +40 °C
Moulded in
Europe

FAQ

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Will it scratch my windshield?
No. It's made to scrape ice, not your windshield. The polycarbonate blade is tough on ice and safe on automotive glass.
It looks like a ski. Is it actually a ski?
It is an ice scraper shaped like a ski, at roughly a fifth of the length. Do not attempt to descend anything on it.
How long is it?
About 20 inches end to end. Long enough to reach across your windshield, but compact enough to keep in your car, on the dashboard, or under your seat.
What happens when the edge wears down?
It takes a long time to wear down. When it does, just unclip it and clip on a new one. You can even sharpen the edge yourself with your fingernail to keep it going. Replacement blades are available in packs of 3 or 5. This will last over 20 winters!
Does it work on a frozen-solid windshield, or just snow?
Both. It clears snow and breaks through hard ice. The Ski Scraper is built to handle whatever winter throws at your windshield.
Why does it cost more than the one at the gas station?
Because you buy it once. Cheap scrapers are made to be cheap. The Ski Scraper is built to last for years, with a replaceable blade when you need it.