095 Trimmer Line Heavy Duty, Twisted Weed Eater String .095, 095 String Trimmer Line, 0.095In-1020Ft-3Lb Twisted Weed Wacker String .095 Compatible with Ryobi, Ego, Greenworks String Trimmers and More

What It Is

This is a 0.095-inch diameter twisted trimmer line designed for heavy-duty trimming of thick grass, weeds, and light brush. It’s intended for gas and electric string trimmers that accept .095 line, including Ryobi, Ego, Greenworks, and other brands with compatible bump heads or fixed heads.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your trimmer’s line diameter spec in the manual or on the head. .095 is thicker than standard .080 or .065 line—it’s not compatible with trimmer heads designed for thinner line unless the head explicitly accepts .095. Measure the existing line with calipers if unsure. This is an aftermarket (non-OEM) product, so it fits any trimmer that uses .095 line, but check that your head’s loading method (bump feed, fixed, or SpeedFeed) works with twisted line—some fixed heads may jam with twisted line. The spool holds 1020 feet (3 lbs), so it’s a bulk supply, not a single pre-wound spool.

Key Things to Know

• Twisted vs. round: Twisted line cuts faster than round line but is slightly noisier and may wear faster on abrasive surfaces (concrete, rocks). Best for heavy vegetation, not edging.
• Installation: You’ll need to cut and load your own lengths—no pre-wound spools. Allow 15-20 minutes to string a typical bump head. Twisted line can be trickier to feed evenly than round.
• Compatibility gotcha: Some Ego and Ryobi heads have a .095 option but require a specific line release hole. Check your head’s manual for maximum line diameter—using .095 when .080 is recommended can cause binding or poor feeding.
• Durability: This is a heavy-duty line, but it’s still nylon—it will snap on thick woody brush. It’s not a replacement for a brush blade.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a trimmer that accepts .095 line and you regularly tackle tall weeds, blackberries, or overgrown grass. It’s a good value for the length, but skip it if your trimmer head recommends .080 or thinner, or if you only do light trimming around lawns—the thicker line will be overkill and may wear your head faster.