Thanks! Really appreciate it

Glad you liked it! Make sure to check out our string we made after this video: a.co/d/hhOeaJb

Thank you! Truthfully, I was really surprised too. I thought the more points a line had (i.e. Black Diamond) would cause it to cut more efficiently but I think there’s a point of diminishing returns. Also the fact that they made that line color black is beyond me. I cannot understand the logic there haha. Completely disappears at high speeds.

@@TheLawnReview I watch a lot of reviews. And to be honest, they all do not turn out with the same result. In my application I don’t need to see the line, I’m cutting weeds and wild oats that are 3 and 4 ft high. Not straight lines, no yard work, just brute force work knocking down high weeds on the side of a mountain where my tractor can’t get to. I really appreciate your hard work. And your response is just icing on the cake. If you ever get in a field and do industrial, agriculture, or ranch work be sure to post. People like you are vital for people like me because you take the guess work out of what I should use. Thanks again, and keep posting, I’ll be looking forward for your videos.

Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback. Yeah there’s definitely different applications for the same thing so it makes it difficult to provide a totally comprehensive review. I didn’t even think about thicket and things like that so maybe I’ll do a 2.0 review at some point with heavier duty stuff. Thank you for your service too!

That's a good one if it will fit into your weed eater. We also created our own that combines the best features of each: thetlrstore.com/products/095-weed-eater-string

Dang sorry to hear that!

Thanks for watching, Glenn!

Thanks for the feedback! I am posting a "Best String Trimmer" video this weekend that I've been working on all week. Super excited to share with you

www.amazon.com/Lawn-Review-Universal-GreenWorks-Durability/dp/B0C9YKQ9S4

Hey Spencer! Thanks - we found the ultimate combination of .095" thickness and as few angles as possible was the best. That's why we created our own (link is below the video).

Ya was just deliberating on that last nite being on a budget, and going with non name brands on ebay, or brands unfamiliar with. I went with 105 over .095 just be on the safe side... It's not like I shop for this stuff all the time and it might be years before I do it again.... Good video though, I commented before watching the whole thing... Lol... I'd just thought the color part was nonsense and almost turned it off...😂🤣😂

@@spencerladd2496 Oh no! Color is pretty important if you start to use any of the black, grey, or clear lines. We were surprised to see Green make as much of a difference as it did. Next time, you can use code KICKOFF20 and get 20% off.

Tbh I wasn’t to until I seen this video Hadnt really thought about visibility but thinking about it now it is a +

Thanks for checking it out. Ours has three sharp edges whereas the rino tuff has softer bevels that bow inward. We created ours to be that specific shape because it adds more cutting torque, almost like little blades. We found the fewer corners the better for reducing breakability. But if you go all the way smooth like a purely round string (or even the Rino-tuff), you lose all the cutting power. The triangle was the perfect combination of both.

Thanks, Erick! I think it is pretty sweet stuff! Let me know your thoughts.

Need to try it out. Eventually decided to just make my own: a.co/d/c7t6muk

I think Rino Tuff or something like that. This is the one we made after making this video: a.co/d/fh2HoOP

Wow that's tough to hear. We really liked the green, which is why we made our own: a.co/d/ij6jQju

Thats a good point

It’s why we chose green

Thanks for watching! Yeah smoothness is a great point. I actually created my own weed eater string after this testing based on the results. It has been a beast so far - especially on electric weed eaters. Super super durable.

@The Lawn Review nice. I have thought about today it's hard to find perfect string it seems like. Running echo pro torque trimmer kinda makes it easier to run what is available and get good results though I run mine with .105 black diamond and it does really well. I am thinking about switching to the echomatic pro trimmer head or maybe the speed feed 450 or 500 and going with some .130 though I think the rigidity of the thicker line may eliminate the issue with it wanting to dive down occasionally. Gonna give it a try and see I been wanting the higher capacity on the speed feed 500.

@@zack6892 Let me know how it goes! Never gone up that high with string trimmer thickness.

What part of the video? I turn it on its side to do some edging?

Sorry I don't have them all down. This one is good, though: www.amazon.com/Lawn-Review-Universal-GreenWorks-Durability/dp/B0C9YKQ9S4

@@TheLawnReview what’s the brand of the yellow triangle one that is .095 at the top of the list? That’s the one I want. Your help would be appreciated.

I think Rhino Tuff? Ours is better

​​@The Lawn Review what brand is yours and how do we get it?

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@@rykell7 thelawnreview.myshopify.com/pages/weed-eater-string-offer-page

@@mfeezy8797 thelawnreview.myshopify.com/pages/weed-eater-string-offer-page

So interesting to me. Definitely need to try it.

Thanks, Marc! Glad you enjoyed. We actually used the results of this video to create our own weed eater string that combines all the best characteristics of these strings. Check it out here: thetlrstore.com/products/grasskicker-weed-eater-string

@@TheLawnReview Well crap... too late! I already bought the one in the video! LOL Tell you what tho. I will contact you thru your website... and if you want you can send me a small sample... and I will check it out!

You should give our string a try. We made it based off of the results of this video: a.co/d/5ZaaNA5

@@TheLawnReview Alright !! Definitely my type of string!! Thats look agressive enough ahaha im about to give it a try!

Insurance on what?

@@TheLawnReview That comment was more aimed at commercial operators. If you are trimming on someone elses property, hit a rock and it hits someone in the eye for example, your insurance is void if you're not using a guard.

Sorry about that. Check it out here: www.amazon.com/Lawn-Review-Universal-GreenWorks-Durability/dp/B0C9YKQ9S4

Yep - all great tips! Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed!

I agree with all your points, but please correct your line gauge. 0.95" is almost 1'', now that is seriously fat line. What you meant to say was .095".

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You think so?

a.co/d/3CmWhV2 This is the only one that matters

Haha let me know!

Not until you try ours!!

​@TheLawnReview which one is yours? The one with the highest rating in your video has a terrible rating on Amazon.

@BryanGibbs-nh9uq ours isn’t on there. We made our own after this video (and as a result of it)

The goal of this test isn’t to be super scientific otherwise we would have tried to find identical weed eaters from each brand. These are the best sellers and compares their performance.

@@TheLawnReview the title of the video is “best weed eater string: ultimate test 2024 which itself doesn’t even make sense since you originally posted in at the end of 2022, so that appears a little deceitful to start. I made no mention of what brand trimmer you’re using, nor should that really matter as I only mentioned string length and tip speed, to at least give each string a somewhat even starting point, and knowing how string actually cuts (hint: there’s a reason cutting performance drops off significantly as your line - any line - whittles away, and it has nothing to do with the string’s durability). I have zero skin in this game other than someone expecting some honesty and consistency in a “test” video where I only see you pushing your own product in the comments but no links to a head-to-head with it vs other top performers. So, sorry, whatever your intent may have been with this video, it doesn’t inspire confidence in any of the results to me.

Thanks for taking the time to type all of this out! We created the string as a result of this video.

@@piezoman79 They just want anyone to click on (clickbait) their video, they get compensated somehow. Who cares if it's really not what you and I are looking for.

Also, when they keep defending their video and say "pay no attention to the man behind the curtain" shite and buy my crap, then you know it's misleading and false.

Why is that?

@@TheLawnReview The guard cuts the line at a specific length to keep the head balanced, once you take the guard off, the length of line causes the head to be unbalanced and wears the gears out quicker.

@@sardius1970 I know that is what manufacturer says and i believe that this is true but i have also known hundreds of lawncare guys that remove the guard on their trimmers and keep their machines for years to come. just saying its most likely true but hard to prove in real world practice

Long line … more gear grease more frequently… if you do that it’ll be no problems

Amen

Give ours a try! I’d be happy to give you a free one if you reach out