080 Trimmer Line Heavy Duty, Twisted Weed Eater String .080, 080 String Trimmer Line 0.08In-1480Ft-3Lb Twisted Weed Wacker String .080 Compatible with Ryobi, Ego, Greenworks String Trimmers and more

What It Is

This is a bulk spool of 0.080-inch twisted trimmer line, designed for heavy-duty trimming on gas and electric string trimmers. It’s suited for clearing thick grass, light brush, and overgrown weeds, and it works with most standard trimmer heads that accept .080 line.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check your trimmer’s line diameter requirement—this is 0.08 inches (2.0mm), not the thicker .095 or .105 sizes. It fits most Ryobi, EGO, Greenworks, and other brands that use .080 line, but confirm your model’s manual or the trimmer head itself for compatibility. This is aftermarket line, not OEM EGO or Ryobi branded, so it may not work with speed-feed or bump-feed heads that require a specific shape or pre-cut lengths. Measure your trimmer’s spool capacity: 1,480 feet fits bulk refills, not pre-wound spools. If your head uses pre-cut pieces, you’ll need to cut and load manually.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Twisted design improves cutting efficiency and durability compared to round line, but it’s not as strong as square or serrated options for heavy brush.
• Installation: Loading bulk line can be time-consuming—you’ll need to wind it evenly onto your spool. A line winder tool helps avoid tangles.
• Common gotchas: Some trimmer heads (especially EGO’s Rapid Load) may not handle twisted line well; it can jam or fail to feed. Test a short length first.
• Noise & wear: Twisted line can be louder than round line and wears faster on hard surfaces like concrete or gravel.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a standard trimmer head that accepts .080 line and you need a large bulk supply for frequent, heavy-duty trimming in grass and weeds—it’s a cost-effective choice for high-volume use. Avoid it if your trimmer uses a quick-load or proprietary head, or if you need line for edging or light-duty trimming, where thinner or round line is easier.