[Unbelievable Lightness] Worx Nitro 40v Leafjet Blower - Review

[@jimclayton6539]

Love my Worx 20volt leafjet!

[@thomasjacques5286]

We sold all our Ego gear as it was too heavy for us, but we are down to one 5 amp battery after our other two died just outside of the 3-year warranty and those batteries are uber expensive. We live in a community that provides all our lawn care, so we now need light-duty cleanup, blowing debris from the garage and patio area, and drying my Tesla.

[@brenthill5596]

A decent looking sidewalk or driveway blower. It might work nice to dry the car or truck after a wash especially as light as it is.

[@rocketman121]

Can you review the new Cat 60v 800 cfm blower? They are sold at Tractor Supply Co.

[@Kitearmy]

Wow 800cfm - will have to check that out for sure

[@Agent77X]

Just get a gas power leaf blower it like 20 times more powerful and it actually works!😊

[@Kitearmy]

That's why I got a gas powered cell phone - never needs to be charged

[@lookoutman]

Great video

[@jenniferyork9364]

Have you tested the Cat 700 cfm. DG650 model

[@bmfesta2009]

I'm confused by the specs as well. I think it's always nice though to see new competitors in the game. Neat idea of two settings.

[@Kitearmy]

Yeah - cool idea but not sure in the real world it made much of a difference

[@AslamKarim]

Superb 🤩from England

[@515Mike]

Fisher Price "My First Leaf Blower". I can't see buying that unless your using it for a quick clean off after a mow. Not for leaf clean up. Especially for the price.

[@Kitearmy]

They have a catagory called a sweeper - i think it fits better into that group

[@515Mike]

@Kite Army Waiting to see the EGO Commercial backpack blower. Still won't beat my gas blower but they're getting closer.

[@SofiaisSunshine]

Ego 670 is $270… still havent seen a review for that one…

[@ometofu]

Meh. Return asap! Good video as always

[@Kitearmy]

Yeah - good for my mom

[@AverageReviewsYT]

0:03.. gutless

[@Kitearmy]

it was okay - no ego

[@billjohnsonseattle]

I don’t see the point of having a blower, a blower/vac makes more sense unless you are just pushing it away and don’t care if it might blow back later. I would rather vacuum up the leaves with something that grinds them up into tiny pieces so you can fit more into the leaf bag. I use a Toro blower/ vac combo that can do both, and the only drawback is it’s corded, but the output power beats anything on a battery.

[@Kitearmy]

Worx actually makes a cordless one - like many people I blow mine into the woods or street for pickup

[@billjohnsonseattle]

@@Kitearmy Thats great if there is someone picking it up for you. Where I live they don’t have that and we are responsible for picking up the leaves in our yard. Even if they did pick it up for us, if you just blow it out into the street many times it just goes into someone’s yard or back into your own before they could come and pick it up for you, so IMO it’s better and a more neighborly thing to just pick it up.

[@Kitearmy]

@@billjohnsonseattle That's very nice of you - check out the size of the trees in my backyard - it would be like trying to stop a tidal wave.

[@lDarkfoxxl]

not worth 250$ 😂 that's way too expensive

[@Kitearmy]

right - go ego

[@AverageReviewsYT]

That volume vs speed… makes no sense.. longer barrel would have more speed shorter would have more volume.. those ducts on the side.. aren’t doing much to pull additional air to create more volume… the motor is where the most efficency is for volume.. not ducts along the way In a more reasonable approach it would work.. but for a low grade consumer product.. no… if anything for more speed they would put a flap or something to restrict volume.

[@Kitearmy]

yeah - i guess the idea is that is sucks in air?

[@AverageReviewsYT]

@@Kitearmy yeah to act as a duct to increase cfm… not exactly going to happen at that motors power level

[@AverageReviewsYT]

@@Kitearmy the closer the ducts to the motor the more effective the cfm increase would be.. whereas he further away it is, the less effective. It’s a very poor execution but tbh for light work or small areas.. it seems nice.