Best Lightweight Garden Hoses of 2026
We tested lightweight garden hoses from 15 to 50 feet and found the ones that stay easy to drag, coil, and store without springing leaks by midsummer.
Mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, tillers, hoses, sprinklers, seed and fertilizer, compared on power, runtime, ease of use and yard size.
We tested lightweight garden hoses from 15 to 50 feet and found the ones that stay easy to drag, coil, and store without springing leaks by midsummer.
We tested bump-feed, fixed-line, and universal trimmer heads from Husqvarna, Echo, Stihl, and EGO to find the ones that fit and reload easily.
We tested 40- and 48-inch tow-behind dethatchers for small yards and large acreage, comparing tine action, ballast, transport, and value.
We compared trimmer line from MaxPower, Husqvarna, Echo, EGO, and DeWalt to find spools that cut clean, feed smoothly, and hold up along fences.
We tested gas and cordless backpack leaf blowers for airflow, weight, and easy starting. Here are the ones worth buying for your yard.
We tested gas and cordless brush cutters on heavy weeds and saplings. Here's which ones clear fast, which are easier to carry, and which to skip.
Our top pick clears 14.5 inches wide and 9 inches deep. Here are the cordless tillers we recommend for raised beds, tight rows, and small garden plots.
We tested cordless leaf blowers for patios, lawns, and driveways. Here are the picks that balance airflow, weight, and battery life for every yard size.
We tested corded and battery-powered electric tillers on clay, sod, and raised beds. Here's the one we recommend, plus the best pick for every kind of ground.
We tested corded, cordless, and gas tillers to find the best picks for breaking new ground, working raised beds, and turning a small plot.
We tested corded, cordless, and reel mowers for small yards to find the ones that start easily, turn tightly, and store out of the way.
We tested corded and cordless leaf blowers on dry leaves, wet mats, and garage dust to find the best pick for big yards and small patios.
We tested corded electric leaf mulchers and shredders to find the ones that turn a curb full of bags into a single load of compost-ready mulch.
We tested self-propelled lawn mowers for small yards, slopes, and large lots. These gas and battery picks make cutting easier.
We tested cordless mowers for cutting power, runtime, and ease of use. EGO leads for most lawns; Greenworks and Honda suit bigger jobs.
We tested corded electric mowers for small and large yards, comparing deck width, bag capacity, weight, and cord handling to find the best pick for you.
We tested cordless hedge trimmers for cut capacity, weight, and battery life, from budget two-battery kits to a 26-inch premium model.
A complete 40V kit is our default, with 80V, One+, and lightweight picks for existing batteries, narrow beds, and shallow trenching.
We tested gas walk-behind mowers for cut quality, easy starting, and drive feel. Find the right pick for your lawn size, slope, and grass conditions.
We tested corded, cordless, and manual lawn edgers to find the ones that leave a clean border along walks and drives, plus a budget pick that holds up.
We tested gas, corded, and battery mowers to find the best fit for small yards, large lots, and tight storage.
We tested reel mowers on real lawns to find the best gas-free cuts, from a 14-inch manual model up to a 20-inch mower for bigger yards.
We compared self-propelled battery mowers on runtime, cut quality, and handling to find the best for large yards, thick grass, and small lots.
We tested cordless string trimmers for power, runtime, weight, and edging, from budget 20V kits to 56V EGO models.