Best Trimmer Line?

[TNTurf]

I just bought a lb of round Oregon Magnum Gatorline 095. It seems to be good stuff but I think it is dry and needs soaked in water. I have a Honda 25cc 4-cycle trimmer and the stock Honda string it came with seemed to last pretty good too. Not sure what it was though

 

[LazerZLandscaping]

I ordered some Gatorline today and hopefully it will work.

I like Crossfire, but too soft around those fences and other objects. Otherwise a good line.

Been using Stihl a lot too.

 

[LoCo86]

I ordered some Gatorline today and hopefully it will work. I like Crossfire, but too soft around those fences and other objects. Otherwise a good line. Been using Stihl a lot too.

I just started using the gator line. It's pretty good stuff. Seems like the only time I have to feed it out is when working around concrete or asphalt.

 

[bls36]

The red max .95 is really good it last longer then the echo crossfire.

 

[SYW]

Stihl .95 from a locally owned independent dealer.

 

[trimmerline]

You can try this trimmer line manufacturer from China,(Website: Trimmer line | Weed trimmer line | Grass trimmer line | China manufacturer ) All kinds of trimmer lines, nice cut, durable lifetime, good quality and price.

 

[possum]

How is that Ford mower running? You a line salesman?

 

[Ric]

I ordered some Gatorline today and hopefully it will work.

I like Crossfire, but too soft around those fences and other objects. Otherwise a good line.

Been using Stihl a lot too.

I think you'll be happy with the Gatorline. It's a little more expensive than the rest that has been mentioned but it's worth the money if your in the business. I've run the majority of the stuff mentioned and I settled on the Stihl X line pretty much but carry a spool of the Gator 105 and use it on the FS 110 and it will do everything you'll every need done including fences.
I think the Question I'd ask when buying trimmer line is what trimmer are you buying it for or running it on?

 

[PIJoe]

Since the thread was revived by the Ford mower driving line salesman from China, I'll chip in anyhow.

I ran a lot of Echo Crossfire line, but I agree that it was too soft, especially around fencing, concrete, and brick. I am using Husqvarna Titanium Force line now after trying some on another machine. I like it, lasts a lot longer for me than the Crossfire did. I paid ~$40 for a spool at the local small guy.

When my spool of Titanium Force is gone, I am going to move to the Co-Extruded dual polymer XP Force Husky string- my neighbor has some, and it lasts longer still. Great line.

 

[lawnmowerreviews]

I've never heard of JD Landscapes.