10 Best Leaf Blowers (Review) in 2020

The RB24EAP Gas-Powered Leaf Blower from Hitachi has enough power to clear long driveways and big yards while still being small and light enough to be handled by just about anyone. Pros will love its power and versatility. Homeowners will love how easy it starts up and how quickly it clears leaves from the deck, patio, poolside, outdoor kitchen or driveway. The Purefire engine is remarkably quiet and produces far less emissions than most standard gas-powered blowers. And the two-fingered trigger helps alleviate trigger-finger fatigue. With a reasonable price and Hitachi’s 7-year warranty, it’s our runaway Best Choice. If you like to keep your garden neat and clean, make sure you also check our guide to the best pressure washers.

The Toro Ultra is rated at 410 cubic feet per minute and 250 MPH. There isn’t much you’ll find in the average yard that will stand up to that type of onslaught. And if that type of effectiveness is not enough for you the Toro Ultra also gives you the option of vacuuming up leaves and other small debris. This allows you to clear autumn refuse from the walkway without having to pile it up on your flower beds or the lawn.

The DCBL729P1 leaf blower from Dewalt is ideal for small to medium-sized jobs around the house like clearing the deck or patio in the spring or fall, clearing leaves away from the garage door and clearing the veranda. It weighs less than 10 pounds, moves up to 400 CFM of air and runs on a 20V lithium-ion battery. The DCBL720P1 is also a great tool to keep in the truck and use for cleaning up a worksite at the end of the day. With the battery under the motor, the tool is very well balanced and easy to use. Though runtime on a device like this isn’t going to blow users away like dry leaves it should be more than enough to complete any of the above-mentioned tasks with power to spare. Battery and charger included. And to keep your lawn neat, check out our cordless lawn mowers review.

We expect Worx to produce high quality power tools and their Turbine 12 amp leaf blower does not disappoint. It has one of the most powerful electric motors in its class, capable of moving an impressive 600 cubic feet per minute of air at 115 MPH. While it’s not the best looking electric leaf blower on the market we can overlook that because it clears big walkways like a gas-powered blower. The Turbine fan technology allows the blower to get the most out of its electric motor and the best news is you won’t have to pay through the nose for all this convenience and performance.

The 350BT Gas Leaf Blower from Husqvarna is the professional choice for those who need to clear long paths and driveways, parking lots, baseball fields and more. The gas powered 50cc motor produces 180 MPH air speed and move 500 cubic feet of air per minute. The ergonomic harness system is comfortable and practical and goes some way toward easing the strain of carrying the 22.5 pounds around for long stretches of time. You’ll clear just about everything with the 350BT, including small stones, light branches and more and you’ll never have to worry about straying beyond the limits of the cord. Because there isn’t one. For more great garden products check out our selection of the best robot lawn mowers.

With most every battery power leaf blower the 600 pound gorilla in the room is operational time. Some only provide 15 minutes or so and few will serve up more than half an hour. The Greenworks GBL80300 Cordless is the exception. When fully charged you’ll get up to 70 minutes of operational time, which is enough to handle any task around the house. But the GBL80300 Cordless doesn’t just run a long time, it’s also powerful as all get out, moving 500 CFM at 125 miles per hour. That’s absurd for an electric, battery power leaf blower. The cherry on this particular cake is that the GBL80300 generates only 60 decibels, so there’s a good chance it won’t run afoul of local noise ordinances.

The WB591 from Worx is part of a new generation of cordless leaf blowers that are making a splash in the market due to their gas blower-like power. In this case the 591 kicks out up to 465 CFM of air which is enough to clear some serious autumn debris from your driveway or patio. This type of air movement enables you to finish up fast. And that’s a good thing because, like most other battery operated leaf blowers you’re going to run out of power pretty quick. In this case about 15 minutes when you’re operating at full power. Still, that shortcoming aside, if you are looking for a powerful leaf blower that will allow you to clean up your jobsite at the end of the day, clear out the bed of your truck or even remove fresh powdered snow from your walkway the WB591 will do the trick. Our handy guide to the best riding lawn mowers features more great products like this.

Most people don’t need to use a leaf blower all the time and when they do it’s usually just to perform a quick job like clearing leaves off the porch or away from the garage door. For those small but important jobs the Black+Decker LB700 Blower is the answer. At 4.4 pounds it’s one of the lightest leaf blowers out there in any category. But with its 180 MPH speed and its ability to move 180 cubic meters of air per hour it’s a compact dynamo that will make short work of those occasional jobs. And if you do decide to take on a bigger tasks you don’t have to worry about the LB700 battery dying on you, because this is a corded leaf blower.

This is not a leaf blower for those with large properties. This is essentially designed for people to blow off their patio or deck from time to time. And it does a great job of that. It’s small enough to store under the sink, weighs a scant 3.9 pounds and there are no fumes to contend with. The grip on the DUB182Z is one of the most comfortable we’ve ever tested and provides a nice, sure grip with very little effort. That’s good because the offset design is a bit clumsy no matter if you’re right or left handed. The DUB182Z kicks out a modest 91 CFM which is enough to clear the patio or the deck around the pool or the front porch.

The final item to make our best leaf blower list is this 3 in 1 beauty from Tacklife. While the company is not exactly a household name they’ve come up with a versatile, dependable, easy to use 3 way landscaping tool here that’s going to attract as much attention from pros as it does from homeowners. This is without a doubt one of the strongest consumer grade leaf blowers on the market, capable of generating 540 CFM at 240 MPH. That’s powerful enough to toss stones and knock the cat over so be careful when wielding this device. While you couldn’t really call it “lightweight” it’s nonetheless comparatively light for such a powerful tool. The mulcher effectively grinds most yard debris down to manageable size which means you don’t have to empty the refuse bag every 5 minutes.