Oregon Gatorline Round Weed Wacker/String Trimmer Line, .105 in. by 114 FT

What It Is

This is a 0.105-inch diameter, 114-foot spool of round string trimmer line from Oregon’s Gatorline series, designed for gas and electric string trimmers (including EGO models) that accept standard .105″ line. It’s best for light to medium-duty trimming of grass and small weeds around lawns, gardens, and walkways.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check your trimmer’s manual or existing spool for the recommended line diameter – .105″ is thicker than standard .080″ or .095″ line, so it may not fit some low-power electric trimmers or smaller spools. This line is aftermarket, not OEM EGO, but fits any trimmer that accepts .105″ line, including most EGO, Ryobi, DeWalt, Husqvarna, and Stihl models. Verify your trimmer’s bump-feed or fixed-head design; round line works with both, but some heads may require a specific shape (e.g., star or square) for best performance. Measure your existing spool capacity – 114 feet is a lot, so ensure your spool can hold the full length without jamming.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Gatorline is a trusted aftermarket brand; the round shape wears evenly but cuts less aggressively than twisted or serrated lines.
• Installation difficulty: Easy – wind the line evenly onto your spool, avoiding overlaps that cause jams. No special tools needed.
• Common gotchas: The .105″ diameter may be too thick for small electric trimmers (e.g., 18V or 20V models) – check your trimmer’s max line size. Also, round line can break more easily on thick weeds compared to square or star-shaped lines.
• Value: 114 feet at this price is cost-effective for frequent trimming, but you might not need that much if you only trim a small yard.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a mid-to-large gas or high-voltage electric trimmer that accepts .105″ line and you need a reliable, budget-friendly option for routine grass trimming. Skip it if you have a low-power electric trimmer (check line size limit) or need aggressive cutting for thick brush – consider a heavier-duty shaped line instead.