DeWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless 125-MPH 450-CFM Handheld Blower

Key Features

Serious Clearing Power

Up to 450 CFM and 125 MPH with the concentrator nozzle gives this handheld blower enough output for leaves, grass clippings, and light debris on patios, driveways, and walkways.

Brushless Efficiency

The brushless motor and axial fan design are built to push more air while helping extend motor life and usable runtime.

Easy to Control

A variable speed trigger with speed lock lets you feather the airflow for corners and mulch beds, then hold a steady setting without squeezing the trigger the whole time.

Overview

The DEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Cordless Handheld Blower , Model Number DCBL722B , is a cordless leaf blower built for quick debris cleanup around homes, shops, and jobsites. This is a handheld blower designed for clearing leaves, grass clippings, dust, and light surface debris. If you already run DEWALT 20V MAX batteries and want a grab-and-go tool that is easier to reach for than a corded or backpack unit, this is the one that makes sense.

What matters most here is output versus size. DEWALT rates this blower at up to 450 cubic feet per minute and up to 125 miles per hour with the included concentrator nozzle. That means it has enough airflow for hard-surface cleanup like driveways, sidewalks, patios, garage floors, and shop areas, while the nozzle helps focus the air stream when you need to move wet leaves, packed debris, or material stuck along edges.

The blower uses an innovative axial fan design and a high-efficiency brushless motor . In plain terms, that setup is meant to move more air without wasting as much battery power or building as much wear into the motor. For a cordless blower, that balance matters. You want enough force to actually get the job done, but you also want runtime and dependable day-to-day use. The brushless motor helps on both fronts.

DEWALT also got the handling right. The tool is described as lightweight and ergonomic, and the listed weight is about 5.4 lbs . That makes a difference when you are cleaning long fence lines, porch steps, landscape beds, or overhead areas like gutters and garage door tracks where a bulky blower gets tiring fast. The compact form also makes it easier to keep in the truck, trailer, or shop without giving up a ton of space.

Control is another strong point. Instead of one fixed blast, you get a variable speed trigger plus a speed lock . That lets you dial things back when you are working around mulch, decorative stone, or freshly swept material you do not want scattered everywhere. Then, when you need continuous output on a driveway or sidewalk, you can lock the speed in and keep moving without constantly squeezing the trigger.