Best Holiday Tool Deals at Lowe's: 12 Deals Worth Checking

Introduction

The holiday season is when tool retailers pull out their strongest pricing, and this round of deals has some genuinely good buys mixed in with a fair amount of filler. We walked the aisles and combed the online listings to separate the standout offers from the shelf warmers.

Below you’ll find the twelve deals that earned a spot on this list, spanning cordless combos, saws, nailers, bits, lasers, and outdoor power tools. Prices move quickly during the holidays, so double-check current pricing before you buy.

Metabo HPT 18V Triple Hammer

The 18V Triple Hammer impact driver kit has dropped to 119 from 170, and this is the two-battery version. That is a genuinely strong deal for one of the most respected impact drivers on the market. One note: if you can stretch the budget, the 36V Triple Hammer is the even better tool, but at this price the 18V kit is hard to argue with.

Bosch FlexiClick Drill System

The Bosch FlexiClick system is down to 149 from 229, which is an excellent discount on one of the most versatile compact drill platforms available. The interchangeable chuck system lets one tool work as a drill, driver, and offset or right-angle attachment solution, which is why it has such a loyal following among anyone working in tight spaces.

Bosch 40-Piece Impact Bit Set

This one is a no-brainer. The Bosch 40-piece impact bit set is just 14.98, and it includes a couple of new masonry bits with a diamond ground carbide tip. The smaller 32-piece set runs a little cheaper at 12.98, but the 40-piece set is the one to buy. In long-term use these bits have shown heavy wear without breaking, and they outperform competing premium bit sets.

If you regularly drive fasteners with an impact driver, this is the best value in the bit aisle right now.

Kobalt 4-Tool Brushless Combo Kit

Kobalt’s four-tool brushless combo kit is priced at 249, and it is the mid-tier brushless line rather than the top end. The smarter play is the current buy-one-get-one promotion: buy one of the eligible two-battery or four-tool kits and you get another tool free, including the grinder or a 3/8-inch impact wrench. Going for the four-tool kit at 249 with a 4Ah battery included is the best way to work that deal.

Craftsman 15 Amp Table Saw

The new Craftsman 15 amp table saw is 199 and comes with a set of stands included, which makes it one of the better entry-level saw packages around. It sits alongside a 189 Craftsman 15 amp miter saw that likely shares the same motor, so if you are furnishing a first shop, these two cover a lot of ground for under 400 combined.

Craftsman 16-Gauge Brad Nailer

The Craftsman 16-gauge brad nailer is 99, which is a solid price for a finish nailer. The important catch: it does not include a battery, so factor that in if you are not already on the Craftsman platform. Pair it with the 129 pancake compressor also on sale if you prefer an air setup.

DeWalt 12V Drill Driver Kit

The DeWalt 12V drill driver kit at 59.12 is a really good deal for a 12V kit. Compact 12V platforms are ideal for cabinet work, electrical tasks, and anything where a full-size 18V drill feels like overkill. Holiday DeWalt promos historically include buy-one-get-one style offers around this line, so it is worth watching for those too.

DeWalt 7-Tool Combo Kit

The headline deal of the season is the DeWalt seven-tool combo kit at 649, listed down from a claimed 1,500. The included selection covers a mid-range hammer drill, an impact driver, an orbital sander, a work light, an excellent oscillating tool, a reciprocating saw, and what appears to be a brushless circular saw. You also get a 5Ah battery plus a PowerStack battery. Whether it is truly 1,500 of value is debatable, but as a way to enter the DeWalt platform it is a strong package.

Ryobi Drill and Impact Kit

The Ryobi drill and impact kit at 99 with two batteries is a good deal for anyone building out the Ryobi system, which remains one of the most affordable ecosystems to grow into. Ryobi also has a small workshop fan that has been pushed heavily this season if you want to add a utility piece cheaply.

EGO String Trimmer

There is a standout clearance deal on the EGO string trimmer at 160, and it includes a 2.5Ah battery and a charger, not just the bare tool. For a platform known for its outdoor power equipment, that bundle is genuinely good value and worth grabbing before clearance stock disappears.

Kobalt Hedge Trimmer

The plug-in Kobalt hedge trimmer is 55, an easy pick if you only trim a few shrubs and do not want to maintain a gas tool or extra batteries. For more ambitious yards, the EGO clearance above is the better long-term buy, but this corded option is about as cheap as hedge care gets.

Bosch 3-Line Laser

The Bosch three-line laser at 169 is a fair price for layout work around a remodel or a tiling project. Three lines give you a level plane on the floor and walls at the same time, which covers most DIY layout needs without stepping up to a full rotary laser.

What to Skip and Where to Wait

Not everything deserves your money this season. The single-battery impact kit at 71 from 89 is a pass when used kits sell for far less elsewhere. The DeWalt two-battery promo with 1.7Ah PowerStack batteries is tempting, but waiting for 5Ah-class PowerStack cells is the smarter move. Some Craftsman hand tool bundles cost more than equivalent Kobalt packs, and Kobalt’s lifetime warranties on pliers, scissors, hammers, and lights make them the better buy at similar prices. On tool storage, the real savings arrive in January and February when retailers clear old stock; patience there can cut costs dramatically. Watch out for sneaky price bumps on Dremel accessories too, where a tag can quietly read higher than the previous price.

Outdoor Power Tool Clearance

Beyond the EGO and Kobalt picks above, the outdoor aisle is where early clearance shows up first. Kobalt chainsaw deals and bar and chain oil promotions typically appear as the season winds down, and clearance stock on last year’s models is the cheapest route into a battery outdoor platform. If your yard tools are aging, this is the window to upgrade rather than spring, when selection is thinnest and prices are highest.

Overall Buying Advice

For a first cordless platform, the Kobalt buy-one-get-one promo or the DeWalt seven-tool kit give you the most tools per dollar. For targeted upgrades, the Triple Hammer kit and FlexiClick system are the two strongest single-tool discounts on the floor. Small consumables like the Bosch bit set deliver value regardless of what platform you own, and they make reliable stocking stuffers.

Conclusion

This holiday lineup rewards a little strategy: buy the loss-leader kits, skip the padded bundles, and hold off on storage until the winter clearance wave. If you pick just two items from this list, make it the Metabo HPT Triple Hammer kit at 119 and the Bosch 40-piece impact bit set at 14.98. Happy deal hunting.