Best Single-Stage Snow Blowers Ranked

For owners of paved driveways who want gas-like single-stage power without fumes. The 4.0Ah kit is the cheapest way into EGO’s newest 21 in machine.

For mid-size paved driveways close to an outdoor outlet. It clears a wider path than most corded blowers for about $250.

For mid-size paved driveways near an outlet. It matches Snow Joe’s widest corded model with a steel auger instead of plastic.

For paved driveways in cold climates, where heated grips and chute control from the handle are worth paying for. The bigger batteries finish most storms on one charge.

For budget buyers with short paved driveways who want a wide path and long runtime for little money. Expect less throw and support than the big brands.

For mid-size paved driveways where a wider path matters more than throw distance. Its large batteries suit owners who clear in one long session.

For walks, steps, decks and small driveways near an outlet. It is light and throws farther than most corded rivals.

For paved driveways up to medium size, especially for owners already on Toro’s 60V system. It is light and throws far for a single-stage machine.

For owners of Worx PowerShare tools with a paved driveway and moderate snow. Its throw is strong for the class, but check warranty terms before buying.

A strong all round single stage machine for paved driveways up to two cars wide and snow under about 9 in. Pick a two stage model for gravel or deep plow piles.

For small paved driveways and walks near an outlet, on a tight budget. The steel auger is a step up from plastic paddles at this price.

A single stage with handy dash chute control and a headlight for paved driveways and walks in moderate snow. The Toro 721 E throws farther for less.

For small to mid-size paved driveways where the owner already uses Greenworks 80V tools. It is the strongest of the brand’s 20 in single-stage blowers.

For small to mid-size paved driveways, especially for owners of Greenworks 60V tools. The steel auger and long warranty set it apart from the 40V model.

For paved driveways that get wet, heavy snow, where the bigger engine keeps it from bogging. If your snow is light, the 721 E clears the same width for less.

For short paved driveways and walks where a light, cheap battery blower beats shoveling. Owners of Greenworks 40V tools get the most value.

For a short paved walk or a one car driveway in light snow. It is the lightest and cheapest gas machine here, but small for anything bigger.

For walks, decks and short paved driveways with light to moderate snow. It is cheap and light enough to carry where it is needed.