Fiskars Push Mower - 17" Cut Width Manual Reel Mower with No Motor - Grass Cutter with Steel Blades that Stay Sharp - Eco-Friendly Cordless Grass Trimmer for Lawn Care
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Style: Mower 17"
Features
- STAYSHARP CUTTING SYSTEM: Patented technology delivers a contact-free cutting mechanism that reduces friction and blade wear, eliminating the need for annual sharpening while providing long-lasting performance
- EASIER TO PUSH: InertiaDrive Reel design delivers twice the cutting power of standard reel mowers, allowing you to glide through thick grass spots where other manual mowers often get stuck
- BEST USE PRACTICES & LIMITATIONS: Most effective on flat, dry lawns with grass under 6 inches tall; to prevent jamming and ensure a smooth cut, clear large debris like sticks and avoid mowing overgrown or wet veget
- QUIET & ECO-FRIENDLY OPERATION: Eliminates the noise, fumes, and maintenance costs of gas or battery mowers, offering a silent mowing experience that won't disturb neighbors or require cords
- ADJUSTABLE CUTTING HEIGHT: Features easy height adjustment from 1.5 to 3.5 inches, allowing you to customize your lawn's look while the reversible grass chute directs clippings away from your feet
Description
The Fiskars StaySharp Push Mower with sharp precision-ground steel blades is designed to help you accomplish a cleaner cut in your yard without the typical hassles of gas and electric-powered mowers, making it an ideal addition to your gardening essentials. The steel blades stay sharp through heavy use with our StaySharp Cutting System and provide durability for lasting value, saving you money on annual blade sharpening. Our InertiaDrive technology delivers 50% more cutting power than you had with other reel mowers. The StaySharp push lawn mower is designed for a to give you eco-friendly cuts to your lawn without the hassles and noise of an electric or gas mower. Designed to help you transform the backyard, Fiskars lawn and gardening tools are equipped with smart technologies and award-winning, ergonomic features that make it easier and more enjoyable to perform your own lawn care. From pruning shears, lawn mowers, weeding tools, and tree trimmers, we take a holistic approach to develop garden tools that reflect hours of immersive study, research, and validation, resulting in gardening supplies that outperform the competition and feel like a natural extension of your body.
Brand: Fiskars
Power Source: Manual
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Orange
Style: Mower 17"
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Cutting Width: 17 Inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 23.5"D x 18"W x 13.5"H
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Brand Name: Fiskars
Model Number: 362080-1001
Required Assembly: No
UPC: 046561162085 465611620854 046561562083
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 Year Limited Manufacturer Limited
Global Trade Identification Number: 83
Manufacturer: Fiskars Garden
Manufacturer Part Number: 362080-1001
Included Components: FISKARS 362080 StaySharp Reel Mower,17"
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: StaySharp 17 in. Manual Push Walk Behind Non-Electric Reel Mower
Power Source: Manual
Operation Mode: Manual
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Number of Positions: 1
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Cutting width: 17 Inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 23.5"D x 18"W x 13.5"H
Wheel Size: 6 Inches
Color: Orange
Style Name: Mower 17"
Material Type: Alloy Steel
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Style: Mower 18"
Bought this a little more than a month ago. The blades required adjustment right out of the box with no adjustment needed, since. I've cut the front and back yards at least 4 or 5 times each. The front looks better than ever. The back, which is ALL crabgrass, looks great, but requires extra cutting (the dogs take priority so we don't use any chemicals back there). You won’t believe how this gobbles up the thickest, squirreliest, grass. BUT, you’re the engine; the thick crabgrass will slow you down. However, typical grass is no problem. The chain driven blades are remarkable. This week we had rain from Saturday to Wednesday; heavy downpours. I cut the backyard yesterday, Thursday, and although it was very wet, it looks great. I love this machine. I grew up working on golf courses. We cut everything with reel mowers, which is why I wanted to try this mower. It exceeds all expectations. There are things it has a slightly hard time with, i.e., tall blades, especially the harder, brittle ones that have gone to seed. But, if you run the mower to those and stop above them, the blades continue to spin and with a little experience and finesse, it will eat these up easily. What I find works best is cutting twice, in 2 directions; perpendicular cuts. The 2nd gets what the 1st didn't. I know what you're thinking, "TWICE?" You don't have to cut everything twice; only where it counts, high visibility areas. Trust me, your neighbors will be jealous. What I like best about this mower: NO gas, NO oil, NO stink, NO noise. With my battery powered weed eater, I'm the greenest guy on the street. And, I'm happier for it. FYI: I spray everything, as recommended, with SILICON lubricant before and after each cut. When I finish cutting I put the mower on the deck. in the sun. It dries out in no time. I clean off the cuttings and put it in the shed. Deficiencies: It really has none, but one design flaw is: the height adjustment knob is detached when you receive your mower. It screws onto the adjustment lever. BUT, if you have a yard like mine, i.e., bumpy and large, it will vibrate off, which is what happened to mine. I've walked the yard half a dozen times and can't find it. This morning I called Fiskars Cust. Svc. and they immediately finished my sentence for me, followed by: "give me your name and address and I'll send one out." When the new one arrives, I'll put some plumbers tape on the shaft before installing it. Conclusion: You can't get a better mower for under $200, anywhere. Weird as it sounds, I look forward to cutting the grass. That never happened, before... Update: Got the replacement knob this morning, 8/3. Great product, great company... Update 2.0 (4/28/19): Second season cutting with this mower. Got it out, cleaned and lub'd the whole mower about 2 weeks ago. 2nd cut of the season this morning @7am; it's so quiet nobody in the neighborhood knew I was out there.. The grass looks so nice that I actually stop and look at it every time I walk thru the living room. I believe the grass has changed since I got this; the grass stands up now, and the texture has changed (it's softer and seems to have adjusted to the mower), even the mess in the backyard. I'm sure if/when the rain decreases the grass'll get more brittle, but because this mower throws the moist cuttings back into the lawn that should be minimal. After reading some of the other reviews, I can understand why some have had a less-than-positive experience with this mower. First, the front wheels don't pivot. If you wanna turn, YOU have to turn the mower. It's not hard. I go around the beds and trees with no problem. And, as long as you cut regularly and don't let the grass get too long, this'll cut it, nicely. As I said in my original review, I cut the front yard in both directions. Even then there are some irregular cuts, but unless you look for it, you'll never notice or care. For those who might worry about the blades getting dull, don't. They kinda take care of themselves. You might have to adjust the blades, but sharpening should only be done when/if the mower is not cutting. That said, you need to take care of the blades. Any branches or twigs that fall into the yard should be picked up. They'll dull your blades if you keep cutting them; you'll know when you've cut one because you'll hear the blade kind of ring each time you do. If anything big enough to stop the reel from spinning, that's bad, too. Leaves aren't as bad, but you should avoid cutting anything that isn't grass. For what it's worth, mine sat in the shed all winter and it got pretty cold. I removed the orange top shield and chain guard, cleaned everything, including the blades and lub'd all the bearings and chain. There's no difference in cutting from last year. I've pretty much decided that if/when this mower wears out, I'm buyin' another one. I still think it's the best mower you can buy for under $200.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2018 by Spruce Lee
Style: Mower 17"
I had purchased a brill but had to send back due to defective handle. I researched all the newer type of reel mowers. First I should tell you we wanted a reel mower. We have a fairly small yard less than 500 ft/2 and the back is the same. Mostly landscape, flowers and various plants we really don't need the big gas mower. WE had a very good Neuton battery mower for several years but it too finally gave up. We wanted to leave a smaller carbon footprint hence the manual reel mower. And the extra exercise is good too. Since our mower went out and we had a bit of a struggle getting the right mower our grass had grown a bit high. This afternoon we received the Fiskars mower in great condition packaged very well. Put it together requiring only a couple of tools. The only fall back that we had experienced was the grass catcher, and the blade sharpener that was part of a multi order from the middle of the page that Amazon has for many products, had the wrong grass catcher bag and the wrong blade adjustment /sharpener tool.So beware when looking at the 3 pack order that is on the page. The items are wrong, you will need to order each item separately from the respective page. The Mower ran like glass, no sound other than the movement of the earth, the sky and the birds. Just kidding, but the mower is extremely quiet. Even the action of the no contact blades is unbelievably quiet. The mower due to the action of its wheels and the blade that spins quit fast compared to the motion of the wheels is really something to be experienced. I started to cut the front yard, then the wife took the mower and cut the rest of the yard and then went to the back yard. I got some sweet tea and sat down in the patio, work really fascinates me, I could watch it for hours. I took out the new Black and Decker cordless weed eater and had a blast with it. I am really sold on the new style reel mowers. This one is easy to push, quiet, cuts even over grown grass with just a bit more force, but if kept down , which we always do anyway, it will be an absolute joy to cut. One big difference I would like to mention here, is the reel mower actually cuts grass, like scissors at a much slower pace than rotary mowers. Lawn mowers beat the hell out of the grass bruising it and leaving frayed tips. This is an opening for disease and browning of the grass. I expect to have a greener lawn with less water usage, and less feeding. I will update this review as we use the mower and have more experience with the unit. Have had the mower for a bit now, and it is still going strong. We had quite a windy couple of months so there were lots of tree branches and stuff on the ground but it cut it all like it was nothing. The blades are still sharp, wheels are still firm and the blade rotates with little effort. I have cleaned the mower a bit taking the grass stain off the blade. I did not realize the blade is so sharp. Be aware that you can and will cut out a chunk of skin of you don't wear gloves. Had to have a few stitches. Of course my doctor laughed at me cause I am always hurting myself, and paying for his Cabo vacation. All in all the mower performed beyond expectations, will never go back to a power mower again. Many thanks to Fiskars for producing a mower that outperformed the German design. joe
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2014 by WEST COAST JOE
Style: Mower 17"
This is a very good product. The reason that I'm giving it four out of five stars is that I'm going to have to use it for a year at least to see if it maintains its settings. The idea behind this mower is that the bar does not touch the blade, as in other push reel mowers. If you look at other push reel mowers, you'll see and hear that the spiral blades touch the bar down near the grass: not so on this one. This is a very good concept, namely that the blade does not touch the bar and thus remains sharp for a long time, or as the company claims, the life of the mower. Let's hope. My mower cut a piece of paper on the left, but not on the right. The whole notion is that you must check that the mower cuts paper on both the right and the left side of the reel and doesn't touch the bar. A piece of normal printer paper is about 0.004 inches thick. That is where you must set the blade. Probably a lot of people will not be comfortable with that idea, but it does work out if you follow the instructions. I'm one of those people who make settings like this go to their total extent and then back again, so I had to find out the hard way, that the process is doable and repeatable. Once set, there is a lock mechanism that is supposed to keep the nuts you adjusted from moving. We'll see. Also, once it is set, the mower does a very good job and is very easy to work with, almost invitingly so. So, in sum, a very good idea, well made and a pleasure to use. If the mechanism stays set over time, and there is good reason to think that it will, then I'll give it the extra star. If you'd rather pay money every year or so to have your mower sharpened, and don't want to mess with adjusting it, that is your choice. But thus far, I'm happy with mine.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2013 by Adolph N. Hofmann
Style: Mower 18"
I've owned this model for about ten years now. Things I regard as positives - (1) It costs less than most quality gas or electric mowers. (2) Burn more calories cutting the grass. (3) It is environmentally friendly. (4) It costs much less to maintain compared to gas mowers - no need to purchase gas or oil. (5) This design seems to spin and generate more power than just my manual push, probably related to how they have the chain linked to the wheels to blades. (6) Lasted ten years before any part broke (7) Can direct the cut grass to be thrown front or back - I prefer front so it sort of gets that double cut into smaller pieces (not mulching though) (8) It has a pretty good cut on the grass, not as good as gas powered mowers if you are looking for that manicured, picture perfect lawn shown in real estate ads, BUT, cuts well for a functional, nice lawn. So over-all, the last ten years I've saved money, burned more calories, and helped the environment..., that's a win, win, win.. :) For negatives, which don't really bother me, but could for others: (1)Takes longer to cut the grass than all powered mowers. (2) For a really nice cut, you need to cut one way, then turn around and cut the other way over the same space. (3) I have somewhat steep hills in my yard, and you will definitely get a workout, especially if the grass is thicker or taller. (4) In some case, similar to gas powered mowers which will clog with thick, tall, or wet grass, you'll need to cut once at a raised blade setting, then again at the lower height. (5) You will need to muscle it to get through thicker grass, but I view that as a good workout. (6) It will not cut TALL grass, so you'll need to weed whack those extra tall stragglers after you do the level cut for the full lawn. (7) Unlike gas powered mowers, you can't just place it over a tight spot, such as a corner of a yard gate to cut the grass. You need movement to roll/cut the grass. Again, I need to weed whack a little more to cut grass in tight corners. I'm 55 and healthy, so I don't mind a little extra muscle work and time in cutting the lawn, plus I'm frugal, so I don't mind the negatives and really like the positives. BUT, if I was older, not steady on my feet, didn't have the time (like I used to with my previous long commuting job), have a lot of hills in a much larger yard, or if I really wanted that perfectly manicured lawn in one mowing, then the negatives would weigh much heavier.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025 by Drake
Style: Mower 18"
Let me start this off by saying that this mower isn't for everyone - if you're buying it expecting it to replace your self-propel gas mower, you're only setting yourself up for disappointment. If you legitimately enjoy mowing and you don't have too big of a yard, I HIGHLY recommend getting this and enjoying your time outside as I have. To begin with, getting this mower to work was a labor of love. When my mower first arrived, I immediately noticed that the plastic chain guard was cracked and broken right out of the box. Then, when I took it out to try mowing with it, I found it was almost impossible to push through my grass. I compared the height with my other reel mower and while the other one would cut like a breeze, the Fiskars was almost impossible to push. I still had faith in the brand so I requested a replacement. When the replacement arrived, it had a different issue - one of the bolts holding on the reel blades was improperly assembled, creating a snag point where I could only lower the cutting blades to a certain point. With a little help from my hammer I was able to get the height lowered, but lo and behold I ran into the same issue where it required Herculean strength to push. I had my wife come out and help and I had my father try when he was over - all three of us complained that it was nearly impossible to push through grass that wasn't terribly long nor thick. Running out of patience but willing to give it one more go-round, I opted for another replacement. Once this one arrived, I was immediately optimistic because this one had no damage on it at all. I pulled it out of the box, set the height to about two inches and took off. This thing cut through my grass like a dream. I've held off on reviewing it to see if it would remain a great mower and a few months later it still hasn't let me down. Because of the shade in my back yard, my grass tends to grow extremely fast and thick but this mower hasn't complained once. When I try using my electric (13-amp corded) mower, I continually have to stop and lift the blades off the ground to let some of the clippings drop if I'm not using a bag. With the StaySharp Max I just power through with minimal effort. The InertaDrive really makes a difference as my grass gets thicker and allows me to cut it down with ease. Pros: InertaDrive makes pushing through grass effortless InertaDrive also matches your speed - if you feel like sprinting back and forth, the blades will match your speed and cut the grass accordingly This thing weighs quite a bit and makes it easy to follow the lines in the grass Super quiet - I barely need to turn up the volume on my music when I mow 18" cutting width means fewer passes compared to my old 16" wide reel mower Disperses grass clippings somewhat more evenly than the clumps left by my old standard mower No need for gas, oil, batteries, or cords The height adjustment lever makes changes quick and painless Cons: The weight can be problematic if you have a hill like the one in my back yard - the InertaDrive really exists to keep the blades spinning faster, not to act as a drive train to help push the mower It doesn't mulch, but I can't imagine how you would do that in any real sense with a reel mower Like all reel mowers, a woodchip or a stick will bring you to an immediate halt. Make sure your yard is clear of debris Once I finally got a fully-working mower, I could not have been more pleased with my purchase. No one in my family believes me, but it used to take approximately 75 minutes to cut both my front and my back yard with my old, corded 21" mower, and I can cut everything in less than an hour with this. It has a narrower cutting deck but it makes up for it with the simplicity of turning and going instead of struggling with the cord. Some other pros that might be specific to me because I'm me - it's much more beneficial to the wildlife in my back yard. Since I've moved to this house, I have dozens of these little tiny frogs that are constantly jumping around in my grass. Because of the mechanics for reel mowers, there is only one cutting surface - a horizontal line where the spinning blades contact the cutting surface that cuts the grass down. Outside of extremely poor planning, I can rather safely push the mower throughout my grass without having to worry about them getting sucked up, "mulched," and wetly deposited in my yard. Like I alluded to earlier, I rather enjoy mowing my yard, and push mowers make the whole process feel more natural. My wife has commented that our yard looks better with this mower and it's made me a happier person, so if you think that using a push reel mower is for you, this should be your ultimate destination. For me, I started off with a much cheaper version and tested it out to see if this style of mower was for me. Once I agreed that reel mowers would be my mower model of choice, I decided I wanted to upgrade to whatever would give me the best-in-class experience and the Fiskars StaySharp Max has not disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017 by Eric Orzechowicz
Style: Mower 18"
I am giving this, overall, 4 stars. It cuts the grass, and it is not difficult to push it on totally straight lawns. If you have even the slightest of inclines, if you have a slight dip, if you have a lot of uneven lawn - this will be a workout. If it gets to be over 90 degrees where you live, it will be a challenge. If you have mulch and it escapes the garden beds into the grass, this will jam with every piece of mulch. This will sometimes even jam if too much clover gets stuck between the blade and the guard. In fact, that is one thing that should be improved on - it's very difficult to get grass clippings or clover out from the bottom guard. If your grass is damp, good luck. The plastic on the side of the lawnmower is not very durable - it protects the chain, and I noticed the plastic is cracking around where it's bolted. Even though I am very careful to not bang it on anything. It's not that easy to turn with this. Going in a straight line on a flat surface - surprisingly easy. But, turning, especially tight turns - not easy at all. It is definitely far quieter than any other lawnmower. And you could listen to music/audio books without issues. Overall - if you want to get in shape, this is the lawnmower for you. I don't hate it. I get this weird satisfaction from having mowed the lawn manually. And it's a fantastic workout. But, there are things that could definitely be improved, like a better quality cover for where the chain is and an easier way of clearing out the bottom guard from grass clippings.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2022 by Kate
Style: Mower 18"
I bought this mower 3 years ago & it's still going strong, a little banged up because my yard is no picnic to mow. I'll admit, i haven't even sharpened it, though i bought the kit, because i just haven't needed to. I also bought the basket for catching grass clipping if i ever need to add them to my compost. Down to the specifics. This mower is not hard to push but you can't let your grass get very high. They say in the booklet about 6 inches. I'd agree with that. It also will not cut certain kinds of grass well, like crabgrass or plantain. The first year i used it, i had to trim those with clippers. Your lawn changes, however, as the result of using this mower. You are not burning or twisting the grass. You are simply giving it a haircut so the grass gets much healthier & weeds do not grow as well in your lawn. I do very little clipping anymore. My grass looks better than other lawns because it is not being constantly burnt. Even in late summer, it doesn't look dried out. I set my level to 3, just over violets & clover, so those are there for the bees. One nice feature of this is the ease at which you can adjust the height. Just lean over & quickly raise or lower it for special needs. If you like clover, which I do, this acts like a reseeder. Anything a little higher than 3" disperses. It's very nice, a little shower of clover you move through. I wouldn't call my lawn small. It has some 4 foot hills & this is easier to do than the regular mower I used to use because it is lightweight & can easily be pushed. I can even do some patches with one hand. It's nice to be able to control exactly what i want to cut. One of the main reasons I bought this was that I wanted something that wasn't loud & didn't sell like gas. I have mowed the lawn since I turned 12 & hated that part. This makes mowing a pleasant experience I look forward to each week. I put on headphones & listen to great music or an audiobook. It's enjoyable. I'm also an environmentalist. It uses no gas. The pamphlet says "All it takes is you." The first time I used this, the grass was too high because the shipment was delayed & I just about killed myself. I saw that on the side of the box & laughed "I am not enough", but I was. I'm not that young, late middle age & a woman. I plan to use this for many years & will probably buy a spare for future use. People have seen me mow & comment that they couldn't work that hard. I know I do sweat. It is a workout. It's comparable to the way i feel biking, a low level aerobic activity. It takes me an hour or hour & a half to finish my lawn depending on heat & condition of the grass, more in spring when things are lush. You have to have the ability to push something forward. For a small flat yard, this would be barely any effort. My yard is much larger than that. I think people may not realize how lightweight the mower is. My grandpa had a reel mower that was much harder than this because it didn't have the drive train. Another thing I like is that I can mow any time I want & as early/late as I want. This makes very little noise & will not disturb the neighbors. It makes a pleasant whack whack sound I can't even hear over my music. You do have to watch out for insects because the noise doesn't scare them away. I try to not mow over them. It is also often hard to see what you're already mowed if the grass isn't too high because you are not burning the grass. It's quite the difference. If anyone has questions, I'll be glad to answer. I hope they continue making this model well into the future. They are really onto something. I've been stopped by people while mowing who reminisce that their grandparents used to have one of these, especially kids. They are making a comeback.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2021 by gabrielle
Style: Mower 18"
UPDATED REVIEW - Dropped from 4 stars to 1 star. After using the mower for 2 months, it is jamming up today and getting caught + exponentially harder to push. I've tried a number of things to assess and correct the issue. Update again: I've attempted to contact support using the online form. I've tried twice and it just never submits. Will have to call support and see if that works better. If I can resolve with support, will raise up to 3 stars, but honestly it shouldn't be having problems after 2 months. For reference, If I raise it up one setting the mower operates with ease. As soon as I drop 1 setting (quarter-inch) - the mower becomes unusable. I've mowed down some dense and tall grass with ease on this mower, so I'm not sure why this quarter inch is causing trouble. The only thing I can tell is that when I drop it that one setting, the bottom back of the mower frame is pushing on the grass/dragging. I'm wondering if this is a design flaw instead of a problem with the mower. Then again, it was mowing reasonably a couple days ago, so I have no idea. I'm just starting to regret trying to use a reel mower and should have just opted for gas/electric. The idea of a reel mower is that I don't have to deal w/ gas / electric /problems due to simplicity, but that seems to be unavoidable. I'm a reasonably average guy (6'1") and I used to work out, so I'm not weak. The best analogy to my experience trying to cut the grass today is I felt like those football players trying to push those sleds on the grass. The only problem is I'm not built like a football player / viking, and I shouldn't need to be in order to use this reel mower. Notes: Stored in a garage, used for 2 months, cutting a lawn in Alabama. I cut the grass weekly. ORIGINAL REVIEW Overall a great mower. I used a reel growing up and this felt almost effortless In comparison. Does require some work to get started to get momentum. Pros: -very easy to push once you are moving -almost silent (I can now mow early AM with no worries) -forward grass toss -cuts nicely -simple device -easy storage -can keep grass at a taller height -was able to cut tall overgrown grass (instructions say max is 6” but a couple passes makes short work of taller grass). (I Haven’t tried grass over 8”) Where it could improve (cons): -it’s heavy when stopped -very hard to maneuver around fences -Very hard to turn quickly or sharply. I usually swing around Wide and have to do an odd pattern for lines -the height settings Seem to work for people shorter than 6’2; I find it tolerable. -assembly for the handle seemed a bit tough for how simple it really should be. I had to use a couple tools simultaneously to assemble the handlebars And the height settings weren’t intuitive. Overall I’m very pleased but with some minor improvements this would be the best mower ever.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2020 by Amazon Customer