Arnold490-030-0032 Maxi-Edge Commercial Grade String Trimmer Line with Cutting Tool, Universal Fit, 7 Refills, .155-Inch x 117-Feet

Really good trimmer line, I use it with my Cub Cadet walk behind trimmer.

I have a Cub Cadet walk behind trimmer. It comes with those neon orange square strings that work very well except for burdocks. We have some pretty tall burdock that just eats those lines up. I needed something that had a bit better cutting edge. Well this works better (still not great but I can get through 2 or 3 plants per line vs. 3 lines per plant before). On non burdock plants this string is a beast. We mowed 2 tanks of gas (about 2 hours of heavy thick weeds). and still had about half the length remaining. The other strings I used would break off at the locking point leaving like a half a string worth of line. This stuff wears done and I have not seen any long lengths laying around anywhere. The only negatives I have found is the included line cutter is a joke (you can barely get this line in slot let alone cut it). I use wire cutters and pre cut the lengths and store them in a homemade holder I mounted to the handle (ABS underground conduit and some end caps and zip ties). Also the line retains a curl memory from being on the reel (really hasn't effected performance, just makes reloading a bit of a pain). I use my trimmer and lot (Mow 2+ acres of weeds a couple times a year plus areas under my pine trees and around my stream) so it is nice to have such a good replacement line.Year 2 with this line and I'm still very pleased. I get an amazing amount of time on this in regular weeds. It will cut through small saplings with just some tips fray. I have yet to have a string break at the attachment point and this wears very well. Memory curl is an issue but once it is spinning it really doesn't matter.

I use a cub cadet st100 wheeled string trimmer to mow my lawn and do everything else that I need. This string line gave me a cleaner look in my lawn with how it nicely cuts grass and ground cover, but it also took a lot longer as it wore at the edges and my radius of cutting was continually reduced. My yard looks better than it did with the previous square magnum gatorline I was using, but it also took significantly longer. This line was so much softer and pliable compared to the gatorline I thought I accidentally bought a smaller diameter until I double checked. I had to replace the line much more often as well.Overall this string gives good cutting results but lacks durability even for cutting tasks that don't seem that intensive to me. I will use the rest of this roll and either return to the gatorline or try another option. Surely there is a line that combines durability and clean cutting performance.

I have an older Sears walk behind weed wacker that I love and buying the pre-cut pieces of string baby convenient but is not cost-effective at all compared to how much you get with this when you can do it yourself. I just hang it on the wall pull out the desired length that I need and cut it with a good pair of clippers and you're all good to go. It's the right thickness that machine requiresAnd again so much cheaper than the pre-cut line

I've tried at least a dozen different brands of trimmer line, including big names like Cyclone, Husqvarna and Rino Tuff... this beats them all hands down, for me. I use it in a fixed-tri-line trimmer, and it tackles 3/16" - 1/4" tree-weeds and major brush no problem. Of course if you're beating up stuff like that, you'll have to change line a few times, but that's easy because the line is also a cinch to cut sections of when bent, even though it's extremely durable. And I'm sure you could kill an acre of just regular grass without changing line at all. If you're going to do a lot edging, maybe a thinner (maybe round or twisted) line would be better for just that, but for this is my new, rock-solid go-to.

Tougher than weeds and brush great refill line.

I have a powerful Stihl split shaft weed wacker that I need to manually insert 10" single pieces of line in the head. This is a pain, so I wanted the thickest line I could find to minimize how often I have to stop and replace the line.The line does last a long time, but it is so thick it has a hard time actually cutting the grass and weeds - it's like it is so fat it is just wacking the grass with a wide blunt edge, instead of cutting the grass with a thinner, sharper line.This line is too fat for my situation.

I weed whack 2+ hours per week on my lawn and down below on my field hedge rows. I noticed it's quite durable. I tend to I hit a lot of rock outcroppings, stumps, and stonewalls. This stuff also passes the sharpness test because it rips through heavy brush like no other. I found it more effective than the round, square and other 6 pointed trim line products. I have an Echo SRM-210 with a manual load 0.155" head. This unit is nice and lightweight, but some would say it lacks a bit of power. This trim line makes up for it. Pretty good stuff.