swift 3 in 1 Cordless Leaf Blower Vacuum and Mulcher, 40V Handheld Battery Garden Blower/Vacuum and Shredder with 12L Collection Bag, Wheeled, 35:1 Shredding Ratio, Battery & Charger Included

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Wearing goggles and ear defenders is also a good idea; the air blasting from a leaf blower can be in excess of 250 km/h, that’s enough to send stones flying and create a fair amount of noise. Keep reading as we explore these handheld blowers in greater depth to decide if this one is good for you. What We Love

Also, there is an electronic speed control which helps in the easy adjustment of blowing and suction intensity. You don’t require any tool to switch between blowing and suction modes, as you can do so while working without interfering with your work. You will love its large collection bag of 45 litres with a window for easy monitoring. The next specification that you need to consider is air volume, which is described as cubic feet per minute (CFM). Simple to understand, CFM is the amount of air a blower can release in one minute. Keep in mind that it’s the unit the determines how powerful a blower can be. To enjoy perfect blowing results, you need the right mix of airspeed (km/h) and air volume (cfm). Lightweight leaf blowers weigh a few pounds and can be comfortably carried for long periods. Heavier models, on the other hand, may require frequent breaks and leave your arms feeling tired. Nozzle Type Be mindful of your surroundings while using a cordless leaf blower. Avoid pointing the blower nozzle at people, pets, or fragile objects. Keep a safe distance from others to prevent debris from being blown toward them. Use Proper TechniqueChoosing the best leaf blower will depend on what you want to use it for and what tools you already own. The following information should help you work out what to look out for (as well as what to avoid!). The Benefits of Using a Cordless Leaf Blower The Ryobi OBV18 18V leaf blower vacuum is an ideal product to go for if you want to take your garden maintenance to the next level. It comes with a strong 18-volt brushless motor making it easier for you to achieve your blowing and vacuuming goals. It has a turbo mode which is perfect for tough jobs with a mulching ratio of 10:1. Also, its ergonomic handle is a plus making it convenient to operate. There is an adjustable secondary handle which guarantees a perfect grip during operations. You will love its comfortable harness which ensures that the product weight is evenly distributed on your body so that operational fatigue will be prevented. Unfortunately, the positioning of the trigger was a little annoying – if you try holding the blower by its handle and carrying it around the garden, you’ll likely end up accidentally hitting the trigger several times. Although not a huge deal, this did end up wasting a fair bit of precious battery. Low weight and power are not the only factors why Bosch ALB 18 LI deserves your attention. It also comes with a comfortable and vibration-free handle that makes your gardening time even more convenient. This cordless blower is affordable and compact, but it has a maximum air output of 210 km/h.

You will love its ergonomic handle which guarantees the reduction of fatigue as well as strain on your body. In the vacuum mode, there is an auxiliary handle which offers maximum comfort when working for a long time. Its collection bag has a shoulder strap so that you will be able to experience greater convenience when the machine is being used. You will love its ergonomic handle and shoulder strap which guarantees greater convenience during use. Its lightweight design is a plus and that is why you can manoeuvre this machine with ease for the most satisfactory result. Also, it has a high blow speed which ensures that all leaves are properly blown no matter their sizes and weight. With a mulching ratio of 10:1, you can be sure of high-level performance at all times. It weighs just 5 kilograms meaning that you won’t experience much difficulty when working. And leaf blowers and leaf blower vacuums aren't just for autumn, they come into their own at other times of the year too, making light work of tidying up after pruning or lifting unsightly debris that gathers on paths and in corners.Whatever the season, stay safe and wear protective glasses and ear defenders while using them.Another good tip is to stop using the leaf blower before the battery runs out entirely. Lithium-ion batteries are not meant to run down to zero charge. Leaving 10% charge in place means it’ll stay healthy and take less time to charge up. Ryobi is another brand that produces a wide range of home and professional leaf blowing tools. Apart from Greenworks and Ryobi, you can also consider VonHaus leaf blowers. VonHaus deserves your consideration because the brand has some high-quality garden blowers available at budget-friendly prices. However, this Manchester-based brand only has power blowers for residential usage. Corded vs cordless leaf blower- Which should I Choose? Next on our list we have the Axial Cordless leaf blower by Greenworks, which satisfyingly serves justice to it's name with the bright green colour and solid build. Greenworks equipment is highly specialised to garden tasks, making this leaf blower an excellent option to go for if you have a little extra money to spend. Worx sells the WG543E with a 4A PowerShare battery and charger, which delivers enough charge for a good 20 minutes of blasting, and slightly more at the lower power setting. You can also use other Worx PowerShare batteries, although the most common 2A units will last only half that lifespan. It might be small, but don’t underestimate it: this compact, convenient blower can get the job done in style. With a super large collection bag of 60 litres, it is more convenient for you to carry out your operations without frequent evacuations. It is easy to start with an anti-vibration handle which ensures that vibration is reduced by 40%. It can be used on different terrains, by various users for different objects.

We put our cordless leaf blowers through their paces by using them to drive and gather a range of leaves on both tarmac driveways and lawn. We test them against a mix of large wet tree leaves, smaller shrub leaves, and dry hornbeam and beech hedge clippings to see how well the blowers cope with different materials, and we record noise levels while operating on the highest and lowest settings. We also evaluate how easy it is to handle and control the blower, and, with the blower/vacuum models, how simple it is to switch between modes. Finally, we test how long the battery lasts from a full recharge, and how long it takes to charge them up again. The leaf blowing machine has a low weight and compact body. Plus, it is a cordless tool, so you only have to slide in a recharged battery and start the blowing session. This gardening tool has a maximum airspeed of 160 km/h, which is sufficient to deal with dry leaves and other debris. Makita DUB361Z uses two 18 V batteries to power a 36V motor. It has two speed settings; low and high. Plus, there is cruise control that’s useful when you need to clean large areas. To help, more and more manufacturers are now standardising around one battery system, which means you can share batteries and a charger across a range of tools. This is worth thinking about if you have or plan to buy a cordless strimmer, hedge trimmer, mower or other garden tool. Some manufacturers have even joined a battery alliance, such as Bosch’s Power For All system. This means that 18V batteries used in a Bosch tool will also be usable in some Gardena, Flymo and Husqvarna tools. How we test cordless leaf blowers

Its balanced design is a plus and there is a shoulder harness which makes it comfortable for you to use the machine. You can easily control the airspeed with the easy-to-reach switch so that you will be able to achieve the best result. Also, it can be used to clear snow, gutters and grass trimmings. You can also use it to dry your vehicle as well as machinery. To give a general indication (although this is very broadly speaking) a 2 Ah battery may last for around 10 – 15 minutes, whilst a 5 Ah battery could last for approximately 45 minutes. The Hyundai Lightweight 26cc comes last in our list but it is not the least. It is powered by a 26cc 2-stroke air-cooled petrol engine and that is why its versatility cannot be disputed. As a result of this, you can use it to tidy up your garden all year round. It has 3 functionalities – blowing, mulching and vacuuming – making it one of the best products you can lay your hands on. Is it a still and sunny day? These are optimum conditions – choose a spot where you can gather your leaves and place a piece of tarp down/garden waste bags.