Best Snow Blowers of 2021

This cordless snow blower has 4 LED lights, making it easy to clear snow early in the morning or late at night. The lack of gas allows the machine to run quietly, too, so you do not have to worry about waking the neighbors during odd hours.

A variable speed drill and 200-degree chute increase flexibility and control over where you are throwing snow.

The EGO 21-inch Single-Stage Snow Blower runs off two 56-volt 7.5 Ah ARC Lithium batteries, which can manage eight inches of snow on a 17-car driveway. A handle-mounted chute adjustment makes it easy to quickly change the direction of snow being thrown, making you more efficient.

A brushless motor and steel auger allow the SNT2114 to cut through ice and snow 50 percent faster than the comparable EGO SNT2102 model.

This is the perfect snow blower for those who do not want to move around a 100-plus-pound machine. Weighing in at just over sixty-four pounds, the blower can easily be maneuvered through the snow.

For added versatility, the SNT2103 features a quick-fold handle, making the machine more compact and more accessible to store during summer.

This snow blower features a 120-volt electric startup using an extension cord. Still, it has a backup electric recoil start for added flexibility, so you are not left powerless while snow is falling.

All the controls on the machine, such as the fuel cap, ignition switch, and starter grip, are more extensive, so they are easier to use while wearing winter gloves. A 20-inch clearing width allows the blower to throw up to fifty-five tons of snow per hour.

Toro’s SnowMaster blower features many features you will not find anywhere else. Their innovative Personal Pace self-propel system senses your walking speed and automatically adjusts the speed of the snow blower to match yours.

The Quick Stick Chute Control System makes it easy to change the shoot direction and angle with one hand simultaneously. Integrated automatic steering makes making tight hairpin turns easy without straining or pulling.

Built with professionals in mind, you know you are getting one of the best with the ST 424T snow blower. This machine features a keyed electric start system, so you must turn the key and go. No more straining yourself pulling on a rope.

The chute rotator and deflector are remotely operated, making it faster and easier to control where snow is thrown. The space between the auger housing and the ground can easily be adjusted with a button on the control panel.

Next, this Husqvarna blower may not have the high-end bells and whistles of the commercial machine, but it still has plenty of features for any homeowner. Trigger control power steering makes managing the machine in adverse conditions more accessible, and friction-disc transmission makes speed changes smoother.

Pin-lock wheels make it simple to remove them during maintenance without a tool. The blower comes with an electric start that connects to a power outlet to ensure you never have to worry about a dead battery.

The Power Max Snow Thrower has one of the most oversized auger housings on the market so that more snow can be cleared in one pass each time. 26-inch clearing width and 12-inch intake height make even the heaviest snowfalls a breeze.

The blower features an anti-clog system that minimizes clogging near the impeller by routing heavy snow away from the chute and back into the drill. The 826 OAE does not use shear pins like most blowers and relies on designing a more robust system.

This Honda snow blower is built to take on some of the heaviest and largest snowfalls. With a clearing width of twenty-eight inches, it is one of the broadest two-stage snow blowers on the market. The auger height can be easily adjusted with a button to manage different surface conditions.

The dual-track drive provides more traction and power to manage adverse surface conditions. A remote-controlled chute can be maneuvered up to 210 degrees left and right and 70 degrees up and down.

Toro’s electric snow blower packs a big punch into a small machine. At 53 pounds, it is one of the lightest blowers on the market and can clear up to a 12-parked-car driveway on a single charge.

With the ability to recharge in 180 minutes, you do not have to worry about too much wasted time between work. Moreover, having a fold-down handle and chute makes storing the machine during the offseason easy without taking up too much space in your garage or shed.