Leaf Blowers

A leaf blower has exactly two numbers that matter, and they are not interchangeable. CFM, cubic feet per minute, is the volume of air the blower moves, and it decides how wide a path you clear and how fast a deep pile shrinks. MPH is the speed of that air, and it decides whether wet leaves, pine needles and matted grass actually lift off the ground or just shiver in place. A blower with huge CFM and modest MPH moves dry leaves beautifully and stalls on damp ones. A blower with huge MPH and thin CFM peels stubborn debris off a driveway one narrow strip at a time. Buy the pair that matches your yard, not the single biggest number on the box.

The twelve blowers below cover the honest spread of the category in 2027. EGO dominates the cordless flagship end with four 56V models from a light 530 CFM kit to the carbon fiber 880 CFM flagship, while Greenworks brings two 80V axial blowers, one as a complete kit and one as a bare tool. DEWALT, Milwaukee and Makita answer for the big trade battery platforms, WORX covers the light and cheap end with a 3.5 lb bare tool, and the Husqvarna 350BT stands alone as the gas backpack for big properties where batteries run out before the leaves do. Every pick is sold on Amazon, every airflow figure is the maker rating, and every runtime claim is stated with the battery it depends on.