WORX WG502.2 12-Amp TriVac Combo Kit, Includes Blower/Mulcher/Vac with Metal Impeller

What a miracle solution to my leaf problem, and need for composting. Teh concept is sound, simply vacuum up your leaves into a grinder and Viola! you have dry leaf compost ready to go. Problem is the bag needs to vent air and is constantly ripping, and Duct Tape fixes for about 3 minutes, the trash can topper fills leaves in all the sides but never the bottom of the bag. It's so close to being VERY GOOD, and falls just shy of being mediocre. I've had it for years, use it sparingly and always end up cursing. That said, it's better than picking up leaves by hands. I live in the south on the coast with a ton of seagrapes, this machine is worthless for them as they are the size of paper plates. Smaller leaves and sticks are no problem, and it does have a powerful motor. I just wish the bags were thoughtfully designed, or at least tested. I'm still using it, but it falls short of my dreamy expectations.

I live in an area where leaves fall from October to April. I can clean the yard today and if the wind blows tonight it will look like I did nothing. My wife constantly complains that I don't do a good job. She got this and the companion bagger for Christmas. We used it for the first time today 12/26/2014. The blower is as good as any we have used before. The angled design makes it easy to carry as a blower or vacuum. We used the blower to make piles of leaves and then used the vacuum and separate bagger attachment to pick up and mulch the leaves. We also used the vacuum around flower beds and on ground cover. These areas are impossible to blow leaves from.This unit comes with a large bag, but this thing fills it fast. Get the separate bagger attachment and a trash can with wheels. You won't be disappointed. You also need a heavy duty extension cord. A thin extension cord won't let this thing run at full power.

Strong powerful blower and suction. I wish they would of made the blower tube just a bit longer. Collection bag appears to be fragile and it is per above pictures, but I will fabricate my own if I have to. Electric cord can be quite cumbersome at times but I can live with it. Dress appropriately for work and be ready to also use your leaf rakes as the machine cannot do everything for you. TV commercials seem to simplify the task of working with leaves. Already a helpful tool and I am looking forward to using it this fall since I cannot have any leaves on my dormant lawn....Disregard the TV commercial this is not pleasant work.

While the blower and mulcher is great and works as advertised the bag it comes with seems to be of poor quality. The bag stitching came undone at the neck by the time I had a chance to use this I was beyond the return period on Amazon and the Worx site seems to be experiencing problems with their contact page.

so far has worked good, the bag looks a little flimsy at the seam, however ours has not broke yet! everything else "worX" great, the metal propeller for mulching is really durable

I actually regret buying. Have used it a couple of times. I actually get more leaves up with my rake. Only really good thing I can day about it, it makes great mulch fir your garden beds. My back hurts after using, that's even with the shoulder strap.

We own several blower/mulcher/vacs and this one is the best by far. I'm a small woman and have no trouble using it. My husband says it has the power of more expensive ones he has owned. We paired it with the WORX WA4053.1 Leaf Collection System For TriVac Blower/Vac. A great combo.

I love it for picking up tne patio and the leaves around the fence. Areas I can't mow.Dan