Talk me out of Ryobi power tools

[LBLHUNTER]

I Have ryobi tools and the guys that work for me have Milwaukee and other brands. The ryobi tools work just as well and better than the others. I have a couple saws and drills that have been with me for 10 yrs and still going. For the money they are great tools.

[txwhitetail]

You can buy green and just tell all your buddies they are your wife's tools!

[Stoof]

If it feels good, touch it.

[BLACKFINTURKEY]

No problem with mine like others said they sent the best but mine work great.

[westtexducks]

Been happy with the set I have for the amount of work I use them for they are perfect no reason to own a 250 dollar drill that will only be used 2-3 times a year

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[wsteffen]

I have almost all of the Ryobi tools and have no complaints what so ever. I probably use mine more than most people would.

[stevieray54]

Keep a eye out on Ace Hardware always has the 18 Volt cordless drill for $99.00 around this time. X2 on Mil. and Dewalt. Others are okay for home improvement and maintenance projects.

[KyleW]

Their electric impact wrench works great. Use it all the time and haven't had to charge the battery at all.

[Robertt]

I have a dozen of the 18v one plus tools and love them. I use them around the house and lease.

[TTUgrad08]

If you catch a good deal on Milwaukee, that would be the way to go.

[JayB]

Also, put that red blade on the power saw....like cutting hot butter and that just keeps on going.

.....and God Bless America.

[BeerMe]

My dad has been buying Ryobi 18v tools and has had great success. Believe it or not, the 18v pole saw and chainsaw are surprisingly reliable. For occasional use of course.

[talltexasshoote]

Come borrow anything you want to test drive from me and try them out. I have multiple and they are all great. I have used and abused them and they are still running. Best for the money there is. Lots and lots of specialty tools available in the line.

[Lowe]

I bought the 6 piece set when we moved, stop by and get them if you want to try them out. I didn't think I would use the Multitool much but use it often, handy little tool for sure.

I bought the 18 volt blower a few weeks ago, perfect for the garage and around the shop when I don't want to crank the gas blower.

[Man]

Bought a Ryobi as a temporary drill until I could save up enough for a Milwaukee 2 years ago. I have beat this thing to the ground and it just wont die. No intent to get a Milwaukee anymore...garage is slowly turning green. My personal experience only.