Power Tools
Lowe's Tool Deals Worth a Look: Flex, DeWalt, Craftsman, Kobalt and Skil
A practical rundown of current Lowe's tool deals, including a rare Flex Stack Pack storage bundle, a Skil 12V power source kit with a free tool, and battery deals from DeWalt, Craftsman and Kobalt.
Introduction
Tool deals come and go, but a handful of the current Lowe’s offers are genuinely worth planning around. The highlight is a Flex Stack Pack storage bundle priced so aggressively that stock levels suggest it will not last, and there are solid battery-and-free-tool bundles from DeWalt, Craftsman, Kobalt and Skil. Here is what stands out, what each deal includes, and who each one actually makes sense for.
The Standout Deal: Flex Stack Pack
The Flex Stack Pack is Flex’s modular storage system, and it borrows the same core idea as Milwaukee’s PACKOUT: stackable boxes, a rolling base, and a large 22-inch suitcase-style tool box. As a storage system it works well on its own merits, even if you run a different brand of cordless tools.
The online three-piece kit is hard to find at the moment, with the best listed price sitting around $299. At Lowe’s, though, the buy-more-save-more pricing changes the math. The medium box is discounted by $21.84, the rolling tool box by $33.74 down to $105.26, and the suitcase tool box by $19.42. Stack those discounts with an additional $75 off, and the full three-piece bundle comes to $233.96, which is an unusually low price for this system. Stock is reported as low across the lineup, so if this bundle interests you, moving quickly matters.

Even if you are committed to another tool brand, this bundle is worth considering purely as a storage solution. Paint it a different color or cover the branding and you have a capable stacking system at a fraction of its usual cost.
Best Small Kit Deal: Skil 12V Power Source
This is one of the more creative deals in the batch. For $69.98, the Skil 12V power source kit gives you a battery that doubles as a charging brick: it has a USB-C port, so you can charge phones and laptops from it, and it can also power Skil tools. The kit includes a 20-watt charging brick and a USB-C cable.
The real hook is that at that price you also get to choose a free tool from a long list, including a compact saw, a ratchet, a multi-tool, a jigsaw, a one-handed reciprocating saw, a fan and a sander. Getting a working 12V tool plus the charging-capable battery for under $70 is a strong value for DIY users.

Skil’s 40V outdoor line is also discounted. The 40V string trimmer, described as a DIY-grade unit with real power behind it, is $159 after $50 off, and the bundle includes the trimmer, charger, a 2.5Ah battery and a blower. That is a lot of kit for the money.
DeWalt Battery and Kit Deals
DeWalt’s headline offer is a buy-one-get-two style battery deal at $299. You get two 5.0Ah batteries and a 4-amp charger, which are the slower chargers rather than rapid units, and on top of that you pick a free tool. The free tool list is long: the XR sander, which sits at the top of DeWalt’s XR line, an impact driver, a router, a saw, a multi-tool, an impact wrench, a grinder and several others. If you would rather buy a single 8.0Ah battery and still get a free tool, that configuration exists too, including a bundle built around the DeWalt jigsaw that retails alone for $219.
On the corded side, the DeWalt 12-inch 15 Amp dual bevel sliding compound miter saw is down from its usual $599 to $499. It is the 15-amp corded version rather than a battery-powered unit, and it is regarded as a great saw at this level. Around $100 off an already well-regarded miter saw is a straightforward win if a sliding compound saw is on your list.
Craftsman Deals: VersaStack Tool Set
Craftsman runs a structure similar to DeWalt’s right now: buy a 4.0Ah and a 6.0Ah battery for $149 and pick a free tool, with options including the 3-in-1 saw category, a jigsaw and a sidewinder. It is a sensible entry point if you want to start the VersaStack battery platform.
The more broadly useful deal is the VersaStack 230-piece standard SAE and metric mechanic tool set with a hard case. It usually lists around $199 and often sits near $150, but it drops to $99 in this sale. For a 230-piece set with a hard case, that is a solid buy for anyone building out a garage drawer.

There is also a Craftsman 6-gallon portable electric 150 PSI pancake air compressor, down from $169 to $99. It is a simple, practical price for a compressor that handles tires, nailers and general shop air.
Kobalt 24V String Trimmer and Outdoor Deals
Kobalt’s outdoor power equipment deals carry over across the 24V and 80V lines. The 24V string trimmer is listed at a $199 member deal with an additional $70 off applied in cart after signing in, and the member pricing structure is a relatively new wrinkle worth knowing about. Kobalt is not the brand most professionals gravitate toward, but for the prices charged, the value proposition is consistently respectable.

On the 80V side, the string trimmer bundle is $249 down from $428, including the straight-shaft trimmer, charger, and a free 2.5Ah 80V battery normally priced at $179. The 630 CFM, 140 MPH blower runs the same $249 setup, and the 80V lawn mower bundle is $499 with a 4.0Ah battery, charger and mower included. The 24V starter kit is also reasonable at $149, bundling a 2.0Ah and a 4.0Ah battery, charger and tool box for a claimed $71 in savings.
Overall Buying Advice
If you need tool storage regardless of brand, the Flex Stack Pack bundle at $233.96 is the deal of this batch and the one most likely to disappear first, given the low stock signals. If you want a cheap way into a versatile 12V platform, the Skil kit at $69.98 with a free tool is hard to beat. For battery hoarders, the DeWalt $299 two-battery-plus-free-tool bundle is the strongest of the big-brand offers, while the Craftsman VersaStack set at $99 and the Kobalt outdoor bundles are the practical picks for garage and yard work. Not every deal here is exciting; some are the usual $50 here, $50 there discounts. The ones above are the ones worth acting on.
Conclusion
The current Lowe’s lineup rewards buyers who know what they actually need: storage buyers should look at Flex first, DIY users get unusual value from Skil’s 12V bundle, and DeWalt, Craftsman and Kobalt each cover battery, hand tool and outdoor needs at genuinely reduced prices. Move fast on the Flex Stack Pack, and treat the rest as a chance to fill real gaps in your kit rather than impulse buys.





