Here we present you our most recommended gas powered leaf blowers, with ratings, prices and reviews:
Handheld
Handheld units are easier to use and control and therefore suitable even for lighter tasks and cleanup. On the other hand, after a longer work session you’ll really start to feel their weight.
Best handheld: Powerful but also compact and easy to use – suitable not only for harder blowing tasks but for cleanup as well.
A bit more powerful: Quality leaf blower – not too large or heavy, starts easily, offers a good power and the speed lock function.
Backpack
Backpack blowers are more expensive but also offer the most power – and the comfortable harness allows even a few hours of work without any fatigue.
Best backpack blower: It offers excellent power, a speed lock function and it’s comfortable to wear even for longer sessions.
Top power: Extra-powerful, 4-stroke machine – it’s easy to start, offers a speed lock function, only it’s a bit more pricey.
Comparison
| Model | Type | Price | Our rating  |
For | Air speed | Air volume | Weight | Cycles | Cubature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Hitachi RB24EAP |
Handheld | Check here |  |
 |
170 mph (adjustable) | 441 CFM | 8.6 lbs | 2 stroke | 23.9cc |
 Husqvarna 125B |
Handheld | Check here | |
 |
170 mph (adjustable) | 425 CFM | 9.4 lbs | 2 stroke | 28cc |
 Husqvarna 350BT |
Backpack | $379.98 | |
 |
180 mph (adjustable) | 494 CFM | 22.5 lbs | 2 stroke | 50cc |
 Makita BBX7600N |
Backpack | — | |
 |
195 mph (adjustable) | 526 CFM | 22.6 lbs | 4 stroke | 75.6cc |
Gas blowers are perfect for larger properties and tough jobs – they’re powerful, not limited by battery life or dragging a power cord. On the other hand they are also more expensive, heavier and require a little maintenance.
