Toro Power Clear 721 E
Smaller clearing width and less power
Consolidated from 13 cited sources across 12 outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 8 positive sources
- 4 mixed sources
2 of 7 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick.
Short throw (30-ft) and limited clearing width; ranked lower than the Power Max for similar price.
Flagged 29 July 2026
Pros & cons
- ✓ Suitable for beginners
- ✓ Included in beginner lists
- ✓ Strong motor
- ✓ Wide clearing width
- ✓ Reliable performance in moderate snowfall
- ✗ Smaller clearing width
- ✗ Less powerful engine
- ✗ short 30-ft throw
- ✗ lower rank than Power Max
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
Evidence 3 articles, 8 video reviews and 2 community sources
8 positive sources
This machine was sent by Hyde Park Equipment London, and honestly, it’s by far the best snow blower I have ever tried. The performance, power, and control really impressed me, even in its first real test.Watch H
The Toro 721 E is a single-stage electric-start snow blower rated for up to 9" of snow.Watch I Instagram Instagram post
You can see the snow being thrown 20’ no problem, which is pretty cool for this unit. More to come but this was a fun test on that most recent snow storm we had!View post W
Cleaner and quieter than the 2 cycleWatch T Tiktok @zachslawncare_
You can see the snow being thrown 20' no problem, which is pretty cool for this unit. More to come but this was a fun test on that most recent snow storm we had!View post W
It has proven to be reliable, lightweight, and maneuverable.Watch N
-Power to Blast Through Snow - Toro’s powerful 212cc 4-cycle OHV engine gives you the power to slice through snow in no time and throw it 35 feet.Watch C
I invested into two of these machines this year and so far they have been a great investment!Watch
4 mixed sources
Although the chute adjustment handle isn't as convenient as others — it uses a long handle attached to the chute instead of a controller near the main handle — it's still straightforward to use and allows you to stay completely behind the machine while you work.Read H
The Toro 721 E is a single-stage electric-start blower — it's well suited for paved surfaces with up to 12 inches of light-to-moderate snow. It struggles with wet, heavy snow over 8 inches and can't handle gravel driveways (the auger contacts the ground and throws gravel).Watch B
The only downside is that changing chute angles and throwing directions is done manually. It’s a quick process, but there are no controls within reach of the handle area.Read C
So um some things I didn't like. Now listen, this isn't going to be one of the reviews where I say it has this motor, this many cc's, it has the double quad ventilation airflow system. I'm just talking about the use of the machine.Watch
1 stance not read source
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #10 of 11 on our snow blowers tier list, in D tier. That placement draws on 13 cited sources across 12 outlets.
None of the 12 sources with a clear view is critical of it. Smaller clearing width. Less powerful engine. short 30-ft throw. lower rank than Power Max.
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