Air speed moves a leaf, air volume moves a pile · review
The fastest air on this shelf at 404 km/h, with a 72-litre backpack bag, a 16:1 shredding ratio and a rake attachment.
The bottom line The fastest air here by a wide margin — 404 km/h — with a 72-litre backpack bag that is the largest on the shelf and carried on your back rather than your shoulder. A 16:1 shredding ratio, a flexible suction hose and a rake attachment in the carton.
A blower and vacuum stated as ideal for quickly clearing stubborn and damp garden waste, with a shredding function that speeds composting and makes disposal easier. The figures given are 404 km/h blowing speed and 15 m³/min suction, with adjustable blowing and suction power. An innovative 72-litre backpack collection bag with a quick-release system and a flexible suction hose are stated for mobility and comfort. The robust shredding wheel reduces the volume of garden waste in a 16:1 ratio. The carton contains the machine, a suction and blow tube set, a rake attachment, the backpack bag and a shoulder strap.
404 km/h, against 320, 335, 210 and 169 elsewhere on this shelf.
Air speed is what breaks a wet leaf’s grip on a surface. On a shelf where most of the useful work in November is wet leaves on paving, that is the figure worth having at the top.
The suction figure is given as 15 m³/min. Every other machine here quotes m³/h, and this site prints units as the maker wrote them — the reader should know they are looking at two different conventions rather than two different-sized numbers.
The largest bag in the family by a wide margin, and the only one carried as a backpack.
That combination is deliberate: a bigger bag is a heavier bag, and a heavier bag on one shoulder ends a session early. Sixteen-to-one shredding and 72 litres together mean a great many leaves between trips to the heap.
An unusual inclusion and a sensible one. A rake fitting on the end of the suction tube pulls matted leaves off grass so the machine can lift them, which is the situation a plain tube handles worst — wet leaves pressed into a lawn.
The weight. On a machine with a 72-litre bag that fills with shredded leaf, it is the figure a buyer would most like before committing to an afternoon.
And no noise level on a 3000 W corded machine.
From 77 € to 117 €, that being the spread across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores on the day of the survey.
Beyond the euro zone, the British Amazon store prices it in its own currency, which the spread above sets aside.
Nothing came back from the American Amazon store at all; the buy button there runs a search rather than opening an empty page.
Taken from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and prices move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 26 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Power source | Mains, 3000 W input as stated |
|---|---|
| Air speed | 404 km/h blowing, as stated |
| Air volume | 15 m³/min suction, as stated |
| Functions | Blow, vacuum and shred, with adjustable power |
| Bag volume | 72 L backpack bag with a quick-release system |
| Guaranteed noise | Not published |
| Weight | Not published |
| Amazon reference | B07MY5ZL9H (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 5035048705216 |
It is a large figure in a different unit: per minute rather than per hour, which is how the rest of this shelf quotes volume. This site prints the unit as the maker wrote it rather than converting, because a converted number is a number the manufacturer never published.
The maker states the impeller reduces the volume of garden waste in that ratio, so the bag holds sixteen times as much leaf as it would unshredded. It is the figure that decides how often you walk to the heap, and four machines here publish one.
For long sessions, substantially. A full bag of shredded leaf is a real weight, and carried on two shoulders and a waist it is manageable where on one strap it is not. It is also slower to empty.
A large garden with trees, where an autumn session means filling a bag several times
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 26, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
3-in-1, 99 dB(A) stated, tool-free mode change
The only machine on this shelf with a published noise level — 99 dB(A) — and a tool-free function change.
Best for: A garden with close neighbours, where switching between blowing and vacuuming happens every few minutes
18 V, 4.0 Ah included, 210 km/h, 500 m³/h, 10:1, 45 L
A cordless two-in-one with a 10:1 shredder, a 45-litre bag with a window, wheels on the tube, and the pack included.
Best for: A medium garden where the leaves are on grass and the cable is the thing you want gone
Petrol two-stroke, 26 cc, 71 m/s, 450 ml tank, two tubes
The only petrol machine here, with two tubes — one curved to get under leaves, one straight to avoid raising dust — and a 450 ml tank.
Best for: A large property with paths, gravel and driveways, out of reach of any socket
