KAKO 095 Trimmer Line, Weed Eater String .095, Weed Wacker String .095, Square String Trimmer Line .095 Inch-780 Ft-3 Lb, Commercial Nylon Weed Eater Line .095 Fits Most String Trimmers(Square)

What It Is

The KAKO 095 is a 0.095-inch square nylon trimmer line designed for heavy-duty commercial or residential trimming of thick grass, weeds, and light brush. It comes in a 780-foot spool (3 lbs) and fits most standard string trimmers that accept .095-inch line.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Line diameter: 0.095 inch (2.4 mm). Check your trimmer’s manual or head for the maximum line diameter it can accept—using a larger line can damage the head or engine.
• Trimmer types: Fits gas, electric, and battery-powered trimmers with bump-feed, fixed-line, or reload spools that specify .095-inch line. Not compatible with trimmers requiring smaller (.065 or .080) or larger (.105 or .130) line.
• Brands: Works with most major brands (Stihl, Echo, Husqvarna, Ryobi, Greenworks, etc.) but verify your trimmer’s head can hold a square line—some heads are designed only for round line.
• OEM vs aftermarket: This is a universal aftermarket line, not an OEM part. No fitment issues with standard heads, but some proprietary heads (e.g., Stihl AutoCut) may require specific line shapes.

Key Things to Know

• Square profile: The square shape provides sharper cutting edges than round line, making it more effective on thick weeds and brush, but it wears faster on hard surfaces.
• Durability: Commercial nylon is tougher than standard line, reducing breakage during heavy use. Expect longer run time between reloads compared to thinner or cheaper line.
• Installation: Easy to load into most spools—just cut to length and wind. No special tools needed. If your trimmer uses pre-cut line, you’ll need to cut the spool into individual pieces (~10-12 ft each).
• Gotcha: The 780-foot spool is large—store it in a dry, cool place to prevent the nylon from becoming brittle. It’s also heavy (3 lbs), so consider if you need that much for occasional home use.

Should You Buy It

If you have a trimmer that accepts .095-inch line and you regularly tackle heavy weeds, overgrown grass, or light brush, this is a solid value for the price. It’s overkill for light-duty trimming on a small lawn—a smaller spool of .080 line would be cheaper and easier to handle. For pros or serious homeowners, the durability and cutting performance justify the 3-lb spool.