.080" Round Trimmer Line (409 ft / 1 lb Donut Spool) - All-Purpose Weed Wacker String & Weed Eater Line for Gas & Battery Trimmers - Smooth Feed Replacement Cord - Free Cutter Included | Premium Co-Polymer Nylon, Reduced Drag, Resists Snapping

What It Is

This is a 0.080-inch diameter round trimmer line on a 1-pound donut spool (409 feet total) designed for gas and battery-powered string trimmers. It’s an all-purpose replacement cord for light to medium-duty yard work—edging along sidewalks, trimming around flower beds, and clearing grass and weeds.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check your trimmer’s line diameter requirement. 0.080-inch line fits most standard household trimmers (e.g., many Ryobi, Echo, Husqvarna, and Craftsman models) but not heavy-duty trimmers that require 0.095-inch or 0.105-inch line. Measure your current line or consult your trimmer manual.

The donut spool is not pre-wound—you must manually wind it onto your existing trimmer head spool. It does not include a universal spool; you reuse your OEM spool. The included cutter is a small blade for trimming the line after installation.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Made from premium co-polymer nylon; resists snapping and has reduced drag for smoother feed. Users report it lasts reasonably well on grass but may wear faster on abrasive surfaces like concrete.
• Installation: Easy to wind onto any standard spool—no special tools needed. The donut spool is compact and feeds smoothly, but you must cut the line to the correct length for your head (check manual).
• Common gotcha: If your trimmer has a bump-feed head, ensure the line isn’t too thick for the eyelet; 0.080 is standard, but some budget trimmers may struggle with feeding. The free cutter is basic—a utility knife works better.
• Value: 409 feet per pound is a good bulk deal for the price, but you pay for the convenience of a donut spool over loose coils.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a common 0.080-inch trimmer and want a reliable, all-purpose line that won’t snap easily for regular lawn maintenance. Skip it if you need heavy-duty line for thick brush or commercial use—opt for a larger diameter or a twisted/star-shaped design instead.