Bought one several years ago and liked it. Two years ago bought a second for a second home. The bag attachment has been changed. It is a struggle to get it on and off. Have tried lubricating both ends for an easy slide on. Still a bear to get on and off. I become more fatigued pulling it on and off than I do mulching leaves. Design very poor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Let's face it, nobody is getting any younger. Clearing leaves is a pain in the.....back. I bought the Trivac to check it out and I couldn't be happier. I used it to suck up what I thought was a nice sized pile of leaves. It mulched them down to 1/4 the size with no effort. What a great machine. I highly recommend this tool!

I have about .75 acres with lots of surrounding trees and I do most of my own maintenance. For years i have just used the lawnmower to mulch up the leaves. Some I bag and put in the beds and other times I just mulch them into the lawn. I have seen the commercials and wanted this for years and finally broke down and had my wife get it for me as a Christmas gift. I was so excited I went right outside that morning to try it out. While the concept is cool I find the execution deeply flawed. It is slow at actually vacuuming up the leaves. If I had a very small area to do maybe it’s ok but attempt to do any area of significance and it would take me way too long. This leads to the next problem, it’s heavy. I’m a big strong guy and holding this thing for as long as it takes was ridiculous. I figured I could modify it with a strap. It is also obnoxiously loud and the impeller already sounds like it going to break soon. I also purchased the attachment for the garbage can, useless. Most of the leaves get caught up in the fabric folds and go flying when uncovering besides that it is so cumbersome it just knocks the garbage can over. On the plus side it is pretty reasonably priced so I don’t feel like I was ripped off so I’ll keep it around and try some modifications to make it easier to work with but I’m not looking forward to pulling it out again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought it over 2years ago, I can truly say it works better than when I used it for the first time. The hurricane just passed through, this equipment made my task so fast and efficient that i did more than just my area ( a woman at 70yrs old).

I got this as a Christmas gift and after using it for 5 minutes I realized it was not a good product. It’s all poorly made plastic insert products so it simply won’t hold up over the long term. The power in the blower is very weak relative to other blowers and has very low coverage given the size of the blower. I’m 6ft2 and had to hunch over to get the vacuum to work, which after a couple minutes was painful. The mulcher is next to useless. Upon emptying the bag all the leaves looked exactly the same. I understand that it won’t be too effective for magnolia leaves but it couldn’t even mulch the leaves from my oak tree. All this was happening while having to maneuver the cord around because it requires power via extension cord to function. While it comes with a manufacturer’s warranty, if you have a proper yard this thing won’t stand a chance and will cause more headaches than it solves. I simply can’t recommend this product and it was so disappointing that I had to post a review about it.

I purchased this to mulch leaves down for my garden. It does a great job making the leaves very tiny. Only problem is, it is way too heavy. The strap on the bag does not help at all. There is a small area where the strap is and does nothing to help you hold it up. I think if the strap went from corner to corner it might give enough leverage to prevent the bag from actually dragging down. I had hoped this would be a tool I would want to use year round but the way I feel is reluctant having to drag it out in the future.

Used this twice. Mulch bag came off plastic connector to machine. May be okay for average height person. I'm 6' 1" and have to bend over to reach the leaves in the vacuum mode. Power is great. The mulch bag attaches to a plastic throat which will probably snap off in a full season of use. Probably my last worx purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bbn bought this after watching an infomercial, I really did not expect the performance I received. When I brought it I had a vacuum blower, and had no good reason to buy but the convenience of changing from blower to vacuum with out having to go find the pickup tube and then put it on. What a pain that was, now I turn a leave and I keep on going.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always hated raking yards and I have tons of leaves that falls in the fall and winter months. I used to use a blower but then I had to bend down and put all those leaves in trash bags. I have a bad back and it was hard painful work. Now with the TRIVAC I just blow the leaves into a pile, then vacuum them up( to switch from blower to vacuum is simple with a switch while turned on). When the TRIVAC leaf bag fills up; it easily detach and snap back on in seconds. Then I place the leaves in the Worx 26 Gallon collapsible leaf bin which I love because it flattens out to a disc and takes up no space in my garage. Once the bin fills up, I spread the brown mulch around my house. I'm so impress with Worx products I will upgrade my plug in lawn mower and trimmer/edger to Worx cordless products this spring. The TRIVAC is the definition of work smarter not harder.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got my tri-vac on a Friday and used it on that Saturday. A lot of leaves had fallen and typically it would take me a long time especially next to the chain link fence. I was able to clear the leaves in the yard and the fence and only use 1 yard size trash bag instead of 4.