ToroLeaf Blower F700

This easy to use blower is exactly what's needed for small yards. Ever year would have to rake 40 to 50 bags of leaves, from one huge maple tree, down to street curb for pickup. Not anymore! Takes way less time and effort with this handy blower. Being that it is a plug-in is not an issue. It's light to carry and has real blow power. Best part got it for less than $100 which is way cheaper than gas models.

It's got the blowing power that really met my needs.The price was reasonable. It met all of my expectations

I've used corded blowers before, and when the old one I was using died I cheaped out and got a cordless one. The cordless one wasn't cutting it, and the real powerful cordless ones were expensive, so after some research, I found this one.Holy cow. I've read that this was powerful. But let me tell you, it's powerful. It actually has KICKBACK on the max setting. If you strapped two of these on your back you could probably fly. Not kidding.Your search for corded blowers is over. This one, right here. <mic drop>

This blower is very powerful and can blow about anything. I would recommend this blower to anyone!!

I miss the narrower opening of my original that allowed me to direct air a bit more accurately but this gets the job down and is lighter.

I have a lot of large trees around my property, and this leafblower works great. I've been surprised at how relatively quiet it is compared to many other leaf blowers--I actually don't need the protective headphones I bought. It is also light weight and easy to handle, which is important to me since I have arthritis in both hands. Since it is electric, make sure of course that you have a long enough extension cord to serve your purposes.

If you're specifically looking for a plug-in leaf blower this is the one you want. It's got plenty of power and is well made and super simple to use. It's also not too heavy which is key.

This leaf blower is very powerful. After a rain storm came through my property the other day, the Toro easily cleaned up wet clumps of grass using a power setting of 33% of full power. I have never had to use full power. I do wear ear protection to preserve what little hearing my 73 year old ears have left, too much Led Zeppelin as a kid. I I bought a corded model because there are 3 cherry blossom trees on my property. They are a nightmare to clean up in the spring and I was afraid a battery powered model would run out of charge before clean up was complete. I like the balanced weight of the blower and the power adjustment dial.