. They are the perfect blend of cheap and quality.
The best leafblowers on the market
1. Mosnox T50-2.5
If you’re looking for a budget leafblower at a reasonable price, this is it. It has a 4-pound motor with a 50-foot cord. It’s a breeze to put together.
It’s easy to use. It has a 1 ¼ inch leaf-to-handle chuck that helps keep the whole package together. It can be used almost anywhere.
The motor is good. It runs on a 1 ¼ inch HIDEC engine. This means you can use it in your lawn without having to worry about getting it super loud.
There is a 5 foot 3-foot cord that can be wrapped around the motorized handle. It’s easy to wrap around the bottom of the leafblower.
Pros
4-pound motor
50-foot cord
1 ¼ inch HIDEC chuck
5 foot 3-foot cord
1 ¼ inch leaf-to-handle chuck
Cons
Not the quietest leafblower
Specs
Power: DC/180W
Chassis: fiberglass
Weight: 9.8 pounds
2. BeechBlow 1507
The BeechBlow 1507 Leaf Blower is one of the quietest on the market. It’s good in quietness for its price. It’s also one of the most powerful.
The 1 ¾ inch HIDEC engine can run for 3 hours on a 60 pound charge. It has a 50 foot cord that can be wrapped around the motorized handle. It’s lightweight at 11.5 pounds.
The motor is quiet. It’s not a fan of making a racket when the motor is on. The exhaust from the exhaust is controlled by a noise-canceling microphone.
Pros
5-foot 5-foot cord
25-foot cord
1 ¼ inch HIDEC engine
50 foot 5-foot cord
50 foot cord
Cons
Not the quietest leafblower
The motor is very large and heavy
No sound
Not the cheapest leafblower
3. Oster 16-445
The Oster 16-445 is like the Mosnox T50-2.5 above, but a whole bunch less expensive. It’s around the same power as the T50-2.5 at 150 watts. It has a 50 foot cord that can be wrapped around the motorized handle.
It’s the quietest leafblower here. It’s a fan of quietness. It’s the fastest. And it’s the best leafblower for leafy greens.
Pros
5-foot 50-foot cord
5 foot 50-foot cord
50 foot 5-foot cord
50 foot 75-foot cord
50 foot 75-foot cord
50 foot 75-foot cord