Master Heavy Duty Utility Blower, 3 Speed Portable Floor Fan with Outlet & Pivoting Head for Home & Garage Cooling, Drying and Air Circulation

Great quality. Very strong fan. Pretty loud tho. Saving us through the summer in Las Vegas. Really helps circulate the air in the house during the day time heatwave

It’s great thank you

This air blower is lightweight, easy to maneuver and has an adjustable angle fan so you can direct the air stream at whatever height you need it. Used it to move cool air down a long hallway from an area with ac to a section with no ac. Regular fans spread the air out which is their job but very inefficient to transfer stream of air so I was cooling the hallway but not the other room. This unit directed the air in a tunnel like fashion so more of it could reach the area with sufficient volume. Very powerful for such a small unit. Would work great in any room or garage if you are trying to push air and not just disperse in same space. I am able to use less electricity trying to cool larger area.

We needed a fan to run in our Florida garage to exchange the inside and outside air. We had a 2-year old "Maxx Air HVFF14UPS Multi Purpose High Velocity 3-Speed Floor Fan, 14" Metal" that worked okay, but has been leaking oil and getting so hot that I was afraid it would catch fire. This fan takes up less room, moves more air, is easier to direct, runs completely cool, is lighter, and the switch is much easier to see and access. It makes a sound like a very small jet engine. If I had to be in the same room with it for hours it would be annoying, but in the garage it's fine and we can't hear it in the house. I write very few reviews on Amazon -- only the best and worst -- but at least as of day two, this is definitely one of the best things we've bought.

I'll start with by saying UPS sucks at handling packages. ALWAYS my packages come damaged, as if UPS employees would play soccer or football with them. Luckily the fan I bought wasn't damaged. Ok, so the fan works fine, but nothing to be impressed of. I ordered a fan previously, but it had a rattling sound while in operation and the housing shaked a little too, so I returned it and ordered one more, which arrived with the damaged box. This fan has one less plug than the Stanley 655704, is less sturdier and I think the cord is half a foot shorter than the later. It blows more air that the Stanley 655704, has wider side intake grills (which is better) and wider and bigger vent. One thing I dont like is the price, I think is expensive due to its inferior construction compared to the 655704, which I said, is sturdier solid, and cheaper ($47-$48 if you comb patiently through Amazon or Ebay). I purchased this blower to give it a try and see if it could beat my badass Mainstays SBPC-160B, and being honest the Stanley st-310A pushes a little more air than the first. I love it's design, but not it's high price, cheap feeling, the fact it only comes with one plug. There's even a gap where the housing and the body/base meet, probably the result of a poor design. Let's see how well it goes with time, hope it will worth the money I spent in. Update- the foam feet fell off almost immediately, affecting the fan's stability and the surfaces that touch the floor got scratched. I had to put RUBBER feet that I took off a broken laptop. Come on Stanley, don't be cheap, put on real rubber feet on your product!!!

For those not familiar with squirrel cage fans, they are the best way to move air across a large space, far more effective than other fan types. In my case, I have a window air conditioner in one room and use the Stanley blower to move air into the adjacent living room area. Works well and is economical. This type of fan is not as quiet as some other fan types, but I actually like to have the extra fan noise at night. I have also used this type of fan as a small type of attic fan with a suitable roof vent (takes a little work and ingenuity to seal it properly to the vent, but works very well).

I can’t BELIEVE these Bad Boys! I live in a 119 yr old House, that has No Central AC, so I have to use “Window Shaker” window AC units to cool my house, and the air doesn’t circulate well thruout the house without a little help. So being the “Backyard Engineer” that I am, I thought about using these small Shop Fans to give my AC’s a lil help! And help is what I got! 2 of these situated at strategic locations does the trick. HOWEVER, you must be VERY careful of the brand you choose. My first experience trying this only lasted a couple of months before the “OTHER BRAND” I started with began “Spitting Fan Blades” after only two months. BOTH of them did the same thing within two weeks of each other. So I contacted cust service and sent them pics of the blades it spit out and they sent me two new ones….well. After another two months, guess what? Yep, they started spitting blades to! Now in their defense, I DO run these things about 12-14 hours a day, lol, I’m retired so I stay home a lot. ( I won’t mention the companies name but it starts with an ‘L’ and ends with an “O” lol) but these “Stanley’s” I’ve had for almost a year now, again, 12-14 hours a day, and all I’ve had to do is clean em once in awhile by blowing them out with an air Hose, and they are still performing perfectly! Soooooooo be Careful of the brand you buy! Dont end up picking up fan blades your cheap unit starts spitting, spend a couple of more bucks and get yerself a STANLEY! You heard it right here from your old pal Harry. (Check out the pics of my Backyard engineering) LOL Thanks for checking out my review!

I recently purchased the Master Heavy Duty Utility Blower for my garage and workshop, and it’s honestly one of the best small equipment investments I’ve made this year.

Works excellent

I am a dedicated indoor training person, using several different cycling apps and a smart trainer. In the past I have used two pedestal fans to keep airflow going but after reading an article about the best fans for this purpose I decided to try a fan with a narrow airflow. The Stanley unit is more expensive than the cheap pedestal fans were but is far more effective. I generally run it at the lowest of the three settings and get plenty of cooling. The unit is quite attractive and seems well-made for its purpose. Noise is not an issue when training indoors, given the sounds of the smart trainer, the bike, and music, but it is fairly quiet. There is a well-known company that sells a fancier fan that matches output to your heartrate but at three times the price of this Stanley unit. My experience of using the fan for the last three weeks almost every day has been very positive. Highly recommended. UPDATE: I paid C$ 93 for this unit, which seemed a good value, but it now seems to be listing for over C$200, so not sure I would buy it at that price.

This product blows

Bought for drying water in basement when it leaks . Suck the water out with a shop vac and the blower does the rest . Drying time does not take long. Great product at a cheaper price than most blowers . Would def buy again

Wow 😃wow la meilleure achat que j'ai faite sur amazone. Fonctionne à la merveille du vent en masse👍