Tool Deals
Best Tool Deals of the Week: 12 Deals Worth Grabbing Before Prime Days
From a $40 rotary hammer kit to a storm-ready 3600W power station, these are the standout deals of the week across power tools, yard gear, and hand tools.
Introduction
Deal season is officially here, with big sale events running through the week, and this round of offers is unusually strong across every aisle. Cordless kits are priced like bare tools, battery bundles are essentially free add-ons, and a few full kits land at prices that normally only appear around Black Friday.
Below are twelve deals that stand out for value, each with a clear use case. The rest of the week’s list, including chargers, inflators, pressure washers, and storage boxes, follows the same pattern: solid gear at prices worth checking before the sale window closes.

Home Backup Power: Anker Solix 3600W Power Station
Storm season is here, and this is the backup power pick that matters most this week. The Anker Solix 3600W power station is down 34% to $1,649 from a supposed $2,500 list price, and Anker is widely regarded as one of the best in this category. For outages that last an hour or a few hours, it is far more convenient than dragging out and firing up a gas generator.
Standout Power Tool Deals
This week’s power tool pricing is aggressive across the board, but a handful of kits are genuinely exceptional. One tip applies to several of these: at some retailers, buy-more-save-more pricing stacks on top of sale prices, so always check for it before checkout.
The best single price of the week may be a full Skil rotary hammer kit. Battery, charger, and the tool itself for $40 is an absurd price for any rotary hammer, let alone a complete kit.

Skil Rotary Hammer Kit
A complete rotary hammer kit with battery and charger for $40 is the kind of deal that rarely appears outside major sale events. For occasional concrete drilling and anchor work around the house, this is a low-risk entry into a tool category that is normally expensive.
DeWalt 20V Max Power Stack Battery Set
This battery set includes the 5Ah Power Stack and the compact 1.7Ah, plus a charger, for $149, a 47% discount. The small 1.7Ah pack is easy to underestimate, but it is ideal for compact tools where a full-size battery adds unnecessary weight.
Milwaukee M12 Jobsite Speaker Kit
The M12 Bluetooth jobsite speaker kit comes with two 2Ah M12 batteries and a charger at 62% off, landing at $129. It is a simple way to pick up two useful M12 batteries with a genuinely fun throw-in.
Ryobi One-Done Double Bagger Kit
At $699, down from a $1,330 value, this kit packs a drill driver, impact driver, jigsaw, multi-tool, recip saw, sander, AirStrike nailer, circular saw, impact wrench, grinder, and even a miter saw, plus batteries, a charger, and a double tool bag. It is one of the most complete ways to build an 18V collection in a single purchase.
Flex Cordless Combo Kit
Flex’s four-tool combo kit, including a multi-tool, the widely praised cordless reciprocating saw, a drill driver, an impact driver, two batteries, a charger, and a well-regarded tool bag, drops to $299. The brand also backs it with a lifetime warranty, which makes the price even harder to argue with.
Yard and Outdoor Picks
Yard cleanup season overlaps perfectly with this sale week, and the blower and mower pricing is the best it has been in a while. Whether you need a light-duty cleanup tool or a serious property-clearing machine, there is a clear step for every budget.
Ferrex 20V Cordless Blower
At $50 as a full kit with battery and charger, the Ferrex 20V cordless blower is a light-duty tool rather than a heavy-duty one, but it handles driveway leaves and grass clippings without complaint. As an occasional-use cleanup blower, the price is hard to beat.
EGO 765 Leaf Blower
At the top of the blower ladder sits the EGO 765: a 765 CFM, 200 mph battery-powered blower with a 5Ah battery for $329. It moves dry leaves, wet leaves, grass clippings, and even light snow. EGO’s batteries are considered among the best in the business, and the brand’s lower steps, from 530 CFM at $179 up through 650 and 670 CFM tiers, make it easy to climb the ladder at your own pace.
Toro Recycler 21 in 60V Mower
The Toro Recycler 21-inch 60V mower drops to $289 from $479 as a full kit with battery. It is a strong middle ground between the lightweight 40V push mowers and the premium 80V self-propelled options, and a full-size 60V mower at this price is uncommon.

Shop Storage, Hand Tools and Small Essentials
Not every great deal this week is a big kit. A few smaller items round out the list nicely, and two of them are the kind of thing worth buying before you actually need them. Add a proper first aid kit to that category too: every shop should have one, because accidents do not care how careful you are.
Craftsman Overdrive 284-Piece Set
The Craftsman Overdrive line keeps earning its reputation, and the 284-piece set at $279 is the full expression of it. If that is more than needed, the 120-piece version at $149 keeps all three ratchets, the wrenches, and the aggressive-grip sockets that define the line.

Milwaukee Locking Pliers Set
This five-piece locking pliers set at $59.97, 25% off, is a longtime favorite. The adjustment screw lets you torque them down tight, the finish holds up to hard use, and the small needle-nose piece in the larger sets gets used constantly. Highly recommended for anyone who actually beats on their tools.
Coast USB-C Rechargeable AAA Batteries
These AAA batteries have a USB-C port built into each cell, so they charge with any standard phone charger, no dedicated battery charger required. A four-pack at $22 is a genuinely convenient upgrade, especially for devices that eat small batteries.
Conclusion
The theme this week is simple: full kits priced like bare tools, and battery bundles that practically pay for themselves. If a cordless platform is already in your shop, the DeWalt Power Stack set and Milwaukee speaker kit are easy wins. If you are starting fresh, the Ryobi bagger or Flex combo kit do the most work for the money. And if you have been putting off backup power or shop safety gear, buy it before the storm or the accident arrives, not after. Check the buy-more-save-more terms where they apply, and move quickly, because pricing like this rarely survives the week.











