Is this blower strong enough for wet leaves?

Yes. At 1,110 CFM and 201 mph it has more than enough airflow for wet leaves, gravel and driveway debris. It is aimed at heavy-duty clearing, not light touch-ups.

How does it compare with a Stihl or Husqvarna backpack blower?

Airflow is in the same league on paper, but the VEVOR is heavier and less refined in fit, finish and vibration. Premium brands also have far wider dealer and parts support.

What fuel mix does it need?

It is a 62cc two-cycle engine, so it runs on gasoline mixed with two-stroke oil, typically at a 40:1 or 50:1 ratio depending on the manual. Never run it on straight gas.

Is it too heavy for one person to use?

The backpack harness distributes the 22 lb across your shoulders and hips, which helps on long jobs. It is still a heavy unit, so plan breaks and avoid carrying it by hand.

Does it come with a harness and nozzles?

It ships as a backpack unit with a shoulder harness and a blower tube. Check the box contents for any extra nozzle or tool kit before first use.

Is it a good choice for a small yard?

Probably not. For small lawns a lighter electric or handheld blower is easier to start and store. This blower makes sense when you have large areas and heavy debris.