The 5 Best Paintbrushes (2022 Review)

-Works with all types of paints and stains
-Comes with a bristle comb and a paint can opener
-Paints on a variety of surfaces, including wood, metal, and concrete

CONS

-More expensive than other paintbrushes
-Not the best option for small projects

Easiest to store

Purdy

Sprig Paintbrush

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OUR TAKE

Because of its small size and handle hole, this paintbrush can be stored in any drawer or on any hook.

PROS

-Has a natural hardwood handle
-Has bristles made from a combination of nylon and polyester
-Works for both indoor and outdoor paint jobs

CONS

-Doesn’t always pick up a sufficient amount of paint
-Has a thin handle

Best for artists

Benicci

Professional Artist Paintbrush Set

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OUR TAKE

If you want to pick up painting as a new hobby, these 12 brushes are a solid set to start with, as they work with watercolor, acrylic, and oil-based paints.

PROS

-Has soft, durable nylon bristles
-Works on fabric, canvas, and wood
-Comes with brushes of different sizes and shapes

CONS

-Not meant for household painting
-Has bristles that shed easily

Best for angles

Richard

Goose-Neck Angular Paintbrush

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OUR TAKE

If you need to paint corners or high spots, this brush is the solution, as it fits on an extension pole and has a curved handle.

PROS

-Has angled bristles to help with angled projects
-Works with oil- and latex-based paint
-Has a flexible handle that bends to any shape

CONS

-Can’t replace the head because it’s attached to the handle
-Has soft bristles that may not produce the cleanest edges