0.105 Inch Round String Trimmer Line, 5-Pound 0.105-Inch by 492-Foot Orange Nylon Weed Wacker String,Commercial Heavy Duty Weedeater Line Fit for E GO,H Art,R yobi,S hindaiwa,S tihl

What It Is

This is a 0.105-inch diameter round nylon trimmer line, sold in a 5-pound spool (492 feet total). It’s designed for heavy-duty commercial or residential trimming on gas and electric string trimmers that accept 0.105-inch line, including models from EGO, Hart, Ryobi, Shindaiwa, and Stihl.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your trimmer’s line diameter requirement—0.105-inch is thicker than standard 0.080 or 0.095 lines. Check your owner’s manual or the trimmer head for the max line size. This line fits most bump-feed, automatic-feed, and fixed-head trimmers that accept 0.105-inch, but it will not work in trimmer heads designed for 0.080 or 0.095 lines. It is aftermarket (not OEM), so while it fits the brands listed, it may not match the exact performance of Stihl or Shindaiwa factory line. No deck size considerations—this is for handheld trimmers, not mowers.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Round line is less aggressive than twisted or serrated line, but this is a commercial-grade nylon that resists breaking and wears evenly. Good for general grass and light weeds, not heavy brush.
• Installation: Easy to load into most trimmer heads—just measure and cut to length. The 5-pound spool is bulky, so keep it on a separate spool holder or wind carefully to avoid tangles.
• Common gotcha: 0.105-inch line may be too thick for some Ryobi or EGO trimmers that specify 0.095 max. Double-check your model’s spec before opening the spool—returns on opened line may be limited.
• Value: At $28.99 for 492 feet, it’s a cost-effective bulk option compared to smaller OEM packs. The orange color is visible in grass, reducing the chance of leaving line pieces behind.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a commercial or heavy-use residential trimmer that accepts 0.105-inch line and you want a durable, affordable bulk supply for regular trimming. It’s not ideal for brush cutting or if your trimmer requires a smaller diameter. If you’re unsure about fitment, measure your current line first—this is a solid value for the right machine.