String Trimmer Line .095-Inch-by-1765-Foot 5lb Spool - Heavy-Duty Spiral in Cord Weed Eater Twisted String for Ego Stihl Ryobi Echo Grass Trimmers, Cordless Weed Wacker String

What It Is

This is a 5lb spool of .095-inch heavy-duty spiral (twisted) string trimmer line, designed for commercial-grade or large-area trimming. It fits most gas and cordless trimmers from Ego, Stihl, Ryobi, Echo, and others that accept .095-inch line.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Line diameter: .095-inch (2.4mm) – verify your trimmer’s maximum line size in the manual or on the head. Too thick can jam or damage the head.
• Spool size: 5lb continuous spool – for bulk loading or replacing pre-wound spools. Not compatible with trimmer heads that use pre-cut, pre-wound cartridges (e.g., some Ego Power+ heads).
• Brand fit: Works with any trimmer using .095-inch line, including Ego (most cordless models), Stihl (FS series, Kombi), Ryobi (40V/18V), Echo (SRM/SH series). Check your model’s line diameter spec before buying.
• OEM vs aftermarket: Aftermarket; no OEM branding. Test a short piece first to ensure it feeds smoothly in your head.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Heavy-duty spiral design cuts through thick weeds and brush better than round line, but is noisier and slightly less forgiving on hard surfaces (fences, sidewalks). Expect moderate wear; not as durable as .095-inch square or serrated line.
• Installation: Bulk spool requires winding your own line. Easy if your head has a spool-loading system; messy if you need to hand-wind. Watch a video for your specific trimmer head.
• Gotchas: The 5lb spool is heavy – store horizontally to avoid tangling. Not for lightweight electric trimmers that struggle with thick line; best on 40V+ or gas models.
• Cost per foot: ~$0.02/ft – cheaper than pre-cut packs, but you pay for the bulk. Only worth it if you trim large areas frequently.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a mid-to-heavy-duty trimmer (gas or 40V+ cordless) and regularly cut thick grass, briars, or overgrown areas. Skip it for small yards or lightweight electric trimmers – the line is too aggressive and the bulk spool is overkill.