"There comes a day in every man's life when he needs a chainsaw. A drill-driver and lawnmower come first, but the chainsaw, table saw, pressure washer, and all that isn't far behind in the grand scheme of things. I'm in my 30s now, renting in New York City, but I know that once home ownership strikes the tools needed to maintain a house are right around the corner."
"But I've been asking around my older (mostly) younger gentlemen colleagues at Esquire, and I quickly saw a pattern. There were a handful of names everyone could trust. And telling you them doesn't require me to make a list with seventeen different entries. There's a dozen plus top competing brands in the space, but ultimately there's a handful both DIY experts and "prosumer" types keep coming back to. These are the ones that deliver, time and time again."
"I'll be honest, if a contractor showed up with a tool bag full of Ryobi, I wouldn't be especially confident. But as an actual homeowner, it's totally fine. It's known for its cordless and battery powered solutions to yard work and home improvement. From leafblowers and fans to saw and nail guns, Ryobi sells brushless, cordless versions of all the home essentials."
Tool ownership becomes necessary as people move toward homeownership, with basic items like drill-drivers and lawnmowers preceding larger purchases such as chainsaws and table saws. Asking experienced colleagues reveals a small set of brands that consistently satisfy both DIY enthusiasts and prosumer users. These brands offer both heavy-duty pro-grade wired appliances and convenient battery-powered cordless tools. Ryobi delivers affordable, brushless cordless solutions across yard and home tasks, including leaf blowers, fans, saws, and nail guns. Ryobi tools are approachable for novice homeowners, with individual pieces typically priced between $60 and $200 and cost savings available through bundled purchases.
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