Home Depot is slashing prices on the current RIDGID 18V lineup by up to 50% — and the timing is no coincidence. With the all-new NUKE subcompact line arriving in July, stores are clearing shelf space and moving existing inventory at prices that won’t last long.
If you’ve been on the fence about building out a RIDGID ecosystem, this is the window. These are clearance prices on legitimate, full-size 18V tools — not refurbs or open-box.
The Deals Worth Knowing About
- RIDGID 18V 10-Tool Combo Kit (R96350) — $399 (was $799, 50% off): drill/driver, impact driver, reciprocating saw, circular saw, oscillating multi-tool, jigsaw, random orbit sander, flashlight, plus a 2.0Ah and 4.0Ah battery, charger, and tool bag
- RIDGID 3-Battery Bundle — $100: 18V MAX 6Ah, 4Ah, and 2Ah — all three for the price of a single mid-range battery from competing brands
- RIDGID Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit — $109
- RIDGID 18V Magnetic Task Light Bundle — $100 (light, battery, and charger included, 50% off)
All RIDGID 18V tools and batteries are cross-compatible — the batteries from the combo kit will run any other 18V RIDGID tool you pick up during the clearance.
Why This Matters
RIDGID doesn’t run 50%-off sales on combo kits. This is a stock liquidation play, and stock at these prices won’t last. Home Depot and RIDGID confirmed the new NUKE subcompact brushless lineup launches July 2026 — seven tools targeting the tight-quarters market currently owned by Milwaukee M12 and Ryobi ONE+. As the new line hits shelves, the current R96350 combo and bundle pricing goes away.
The current RIDGID 18V lineup is fully brushless, serviceable at any Home Depot (lifetime warranty on tools, 3-year battery warranty), and the platform isn’t going anywhere — NUKE runs on the same batteries. Any tool you buy now stays compatible.
How to Shop
All RIDGID tools are sold exclusively at The Home Depot — you won’t find them on Amazon. Check homedepot.com for current availability, or use the store locator to verify in-store stock before making the drive. Clearance inventory ships fast and isn’t always replenished.
The 10-tool kit is the obvious headline buy at $399, but the 3-battery bundle at $100 is arguably the sharper deal if you already own any RIDGID 18V tools — buying three batteries separately later would run you $200+.
For more on where RIDGID is heading, read our full breakdown of the RIDGID NUKE 18V subcompact lineup coming this summer. And if you’re starting from scratch and deciding between platforms, our best cordless combo kits guide covers how RIDGID stacks up against Milwaukee, DeWalt, and Ryobi at similar price points.
Related: RIDGID NUKE: Six New 18V Subcompact Tools Coming July 2026 • Current Power Tool Deals
