Free radical reactions represent an efficient and significant tool to construct organic molecules by taking advantages of the high-efficiency, remarkable selectivity and good functional groups tolerance. Lewis-base boryl radicals are a class of species that possess unique structures and chemical reactivity, and a variety of synthetic applications have been developed. This account summarizes the research advances in this research field mainly contributed by our group. The results include Lewis-based boryl radicals enabled borylation reactions, Lewis-based boryl radicals-catalyzed new reactions, and Lewis-based boryl radicals promoted reduction reactions. These reactions feature mild reaction conditions, good functional groups compatibility, high yields, and excellent chemo-, regio-, and stereo-selectivities.