Are FLEX Power Tools at Lowe's Worth Buying?

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March 25, 2023

Maybe you’ve walked through Lowe’s these past few years, seen the FLEX power tool brand, and considered buying that instead of big brands like Milwaukee, DeWalt, or Makita. But is it worth the risk? In our top story, Cory breaks down precisely what’s behind the brand, who makes FLEX tools, what the difference is between FLEX and more recognizable brands, and lets you know if they’re worth buying.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Are FLEX Power Tools at Lowe’s Worth Buying?


Walk into any hardware or home improvement store, and you’ll be overwhelmed with all the power tool options at different price points. Over the last few years, you’ve probably noticed FLEX Tools, a relatively new cordless line at Lowe’s. So, who makes FLEX tools, and are they worth buying? Read More »

 
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