FlowZone Cyclone 4-Gallon Multi-Use Continuous-Pressure 18V/2.6Ah Lithium-Ion Backpack Sprayer

This thing is great! Works perfectly, great quality workmanship and design. SO much easier than the hand pump kind. Plan to get another one so I can have one for weed killer and another for insecticide to keep the fleas out of the yard for the dogs. Makes spraying yard and bushes go twice as fast. Good pressure. Shoots 20 feet easily and thereby minimizes the number of passes you have to make back and forth across the yard. Shoots pretty far up into the trees also. Arrived fast and well packaged. Minimal assembly required. Get one.

I've spent more years than I can remember almost dislocating shoulder and arm joints using manual pumping sprayers, rarely getting more than 10' or 15' for my efforts. The rearmost section of my yard (all riprap) extends almost 50', at about a 45 degree angle, and I was able to reach almost to the top with this pump. Also, the battery pack was still charged after spraying the entire four gallons of solution, which covered the entire area. Believe me, this beats paying someone nearly $500 to come in and pretend to spray everything, only to have weeds and brush sprouting up two weeks later! WELL, worked great that first time, but when the year rolled around and unit was removed from storage, the plastic knob on the nozzle had split, making the unit useless! Unit was stored in temperature controlled area, so only conclusion is: VERY CHEAP CONSTRUCTION!!!

I've never owned a battery operated weed sprayer before, so I can't compare this to other backpacks. With that said, this could be the greatest product of all time! Typically, it takes me a couple hours to go through my lawn with one hand holding the $30 hand pump weed sprayer by the pump and the other pointing the nozzle at the ground. I do this because if I don't, after five seconds of a "strong trickle", I might as well put the nozzle directly on the weed and let osmosis take a crack at it. It's the kind of thing that makes you feel like forking over $300 for a professional to take care of the job, which will last a good month before the weeds start popping back up again. Fortunately, this backpack will make you as good as the professional - I spent 10 minutes and unloaded $30 of weedkiller with enough force to kill the lesser weeds with pressure alone. The next week I followed through with a weedwacker to unroot the dead carcasses and finished he job with a blower. The whole process took 30 minutes.So maybe this seems like overkill, but if you want to spend a couple hundred bucks to save hours of time every time you weed, then I highly recommend this product. One caveat - the assembly instructions left a bit to be desired. I think they want you visit the website (which displayed as a blank page for me), so here are a few notes: when inserting the valve, turning the copper nut does nothing - you need to slide it back so you can put the valve in. And the piece of plastic you get screws into the side, and it holds the wand and extra nozzles. Finally, there is an on switch on the side - make sure you find it before you put on your backpack fully loaded with 70lbs of weedkiller.

Do NOT buy this! It is an fair sprayer - I can do my entire front and back. I live in Northwest Florida where it is like Jurassic Park, things grow a lot! However, I got to use my expensive toy twice, and the battery simply died. Sure, it was under warranty, but contacting FlowZone support they said they would send a new battery at no charge. Sounds great but it has been going on a month and I do not have a battery to work this very expensive sprayer, that I paid a lot of money for, but hell! The summer is going to be over and I'm out spraying with my 15 dollar pump sprayer because I cannot use my expensive backpack sprayer. DO NOT BUY!Edited: As I said - DO NOT BUY! Every year since I bought this thing the tank has yet-another-leak. I just broke it out to spray my yard and, after previous years getting Round Up all over my feet/legs, I have learned to fill it full of water first. And, as with every year since I bought this crappy thing, it leaks all over. It leaks on the seams, the tank is simply horrible. Stay away!

For the price its not bad , the ryobi is 150 bucks but needs a better gunMy protreat back pack sprayer is much better but is a 900 dollar sprayer and isnt for the average home owner.But for 270 its not bad if all you really need isca light spraying system

Works great. My only complaints are that I have to take the backpack off to change nozzles and that the on/off switch is difficult to locate while wearing it.

Works marvelously. I use it to spray my fruit trees. It has no problem reaching all of my apple and apricot trees. Sprays multiple 3 gallon fills on a single charge. Battery is easy to access.

I purchased this backpack sprayer as Chirstmas present for my husband. When spring 2020 arrived, he started to use it. Within just a few weeks the recharable battery would no longer take a charge! He contacted the manufacturer and was told he would receive a new battery at no charge. Then he was told by the manufacturer that the seller on Amazon was not an authorized dealer. My husband then contacted Amazon and was told they couldn't do anything for him! That said, I would never recommend this product to anyone. It totally was not worth $288. for just the few times he used it. It has a terrible battery.