Best Riding Mowers
DR Power 26″ 10.5 HP Briggs Brush Mower
Yard Force 21″ 125cc E450 Series Briggs & Stratton 2-in-1 Gas Walk Behind Push Mower
STIHL 19″ RMA 348 V Mower Set
DEWALT 20V MAX* 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower
Best Electric Mowers
DEWALT 20V MAX* 21″ Rear-Wheel Drive Mower
Black + Decker 13 Amp 20″ Corded Electric Lawn Mower
DEWALT 20V MAX* 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower
DR Power Premier 26″ Field & Brush Mower
Best Zero-Turn Mowers
STIHL 19″ RMA 348 V Mower Set
Yard Force 22″ RWD Self-Propelled Gas Push Mower
DEWALT 20V MAX* 21″ Rear-Wheel Drive Mower
DEWALT 20V MAX* 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower
Best Push Mowers
DEWALT 60V MAX* 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 21″ Self-Propelled Dual Battery Mower Kit
Yard Force 20V Lithium-Ion Cylinder Reel Mower
Yard Force 21″ 125cc E450 Series Briggs & Stratton 2-in-1 Gas Walk Behind Push Mower
Our Story: Best of Mowers
It was a humid Saturday morning in April 2016 when I found myself standing in the middle of a big-box hardware store parking lot, staring at a wall of lawn mowers. There were red ones. Green ones. Orange ones. Some had batteries. Some had gas tanks. Some looked like they belonged in a video game. I had no idea which one was right for my yard.
I pulled out my phone and started researching. Three hours later, I had twenty browser tabs open, conflicting advice from a dozen websites, and a headache. Every site claimed to have “the best” mower, but none of them explained why — none of them walked me through what actually mattered for my lawn.
That night, I called my brother, an equipment mechanic who had spent fifteen years fixing every brand of mower you can imagine. “If you had to pick one for your own home,” I asked, “which would it be?”
He didn’t give me a brand. He gave me a framework.
“First, measure your lawn. Then, figure out your terrain. Then, decide how much time you want to spend mowing versus maintaining the mower. Once you know those three things, the right choice becomes obvious.”
That conversation was the seed of Best of Mowers.
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RIDING MOWERS |
Mid-to-large lawns, comfortable operation, reduced mowing time |
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ZERO-TURN MOWERS |
Complex terrain with obstacles, maximum maneuverability, professional-grade cut |
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SELF PROPELLED WALK-BEHIND MOWERS |
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Our Recommendations
| Category | Best For |
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| Riding Mowers | Mid-to-large lawns, comfortable operation, reduced mowing time |
| Zero-Turn Mowers | Complex terrain with obstacles, maximum maneuverability, professional-grade cut |
| Tractors | Heavy-duty work, large acreage (2+ acres), attachments for hauling & towing |
| Walk-Behind Mowers | Sloped yards, tight spaces, precision trimming, budget-friendly option |
Our Recommendations
| Category | Best For |
|---|---|
| Riding Mowers | Mid-to-large lawns, comfortable operation, reduced mowing time |
| Zero-Turn Mowers | Complex terrain with obstacles, maximum maneuverability, professional-grade cut |
| Tractors | Heavy-duty work, large acreage (2+ acres), attachments for hauling & towing |
| Walk-Behind Mowers | Sloped yards, tight spaces, precision trimming, budget-friendly option |
Genuine Factory Parts 42″ Mulching Blade Set
Briggs & Stratton 950 Series Engine with 3/4″ Diameter Crankshaft
Arnold 46″ Mulching Blade Set
MTD Products 22″ Walk-Behind Mower Original Equipment Mulching Blade
EGO 42″ Riding Mower Mulch Plug
Briggs & Stratton Exhaust Gasket
Our Story: Best of Mowers
It was a humid Saturday morning in April 2016 when I found myself standing in the middle of a big-box hardware store parking lot, staring at a wall of lawn mowers. There were red ones. Green ones. Orange ones. Some had batteries. Some had gas tanks. Some looked like they belonged in a video game. I had no idea which one was right for my yard.
I pulled out my phone and started researching. Three hours later, I had twenty browser tabs open, conflicting advice from a dozen websites, and a headache. Every site claimed to have “the best” mower, but none of them explained why — none of them walked me through what actually mattered for my lawn.
That night, I called my brother, an equipment mechanic who had spent fifteen years fixing every brand of mower you can imagine. “If you had to pick one for your own home,” I asked, “which would it be?”
He didn’t give me a brand. He gave me a framework.
“First, measure your lawn. Then, figure out your terrain. Then, decide how much time you want to spend mowing versus maintaining the mower. Once you know those three things, the right choice becomes obvious.”
That conversation was the seed of Best of Mowers.





