Walensee Weed Grass Cutter with Serrated Double-edged Sharp Blade Manual Grass Whip with 30 Inch Steel Handle Cut Overgrown Weeds Cutting Hand Tool Steel Sod Cutter for Garden, Yard, Field and Ditches
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- Double-edged Serrated Blades: With each swing, Walensee weed grass cutter with a serrated double-edged steel blade is sharp enough to easily trim grass and overgrown weeds in the yard, garden, lawn, fields, and ditches. The blade is 14 inches long and is suitable for wider extensions, it can work in both forward and backward motion. The serration on the blade's double edge increases efficiency by cutting tall growth with effectiveness for uneven garden and fence line where mower will not fit.
- Durable Material: Walensee weed cutter serrated blade is made of high-grade stainless steel that has been precisely sharpened and can readily cut through overgrown grass and thick weeds. It's strong and ready to handle all of your cuttings. You dont need to worry about it working in rainy day, the steel blade is anti-rust and durable to last for years. It is easily slice through stems of 4 foot tall bull thistle, various and sundry hollow stem weeds of multiple heights in the yard, fields.
- Ergonomic and Humanized Design: The length of the handle is 30 inches and can help you complete the garden work without bending over. The handle is made of high-quality steel, and it is more durable than wood handle, wont broken. Soft rubber grip allows you to use it for a long time without feeling tired. It is only 3 LBS, is very lightweight, 3 pounds of weight minimizes arm pressure and makes it possible for old people to use the grass cutter easily, and will add joy to your working time.
- Easy to Assemble and Use: It is easy to assemble the blade of manual grass whip with the instruction and tools provided, the handle can be quickly installed by tighten the locking screw by tools. To use it just need to hold the handle in a golfing position and swing it back and forth as if it were a golf club. The handle is fastened at an angle to make it simpler to cut sod, overgrown weeds, tall grass and bushes.
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed: If you are not completely satisfied with our weed grass cutter, you'll get every penny refunded to you, no questions asked.
Brand: Walensee
Color: Gray
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Style: Classic
Product Dimensions: 41"L x 14"W
Brand: Walensee
Color: Gray
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Style: Classic
Product Dimensions: 41"L x 14"W
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Blade Length: 14 Inches
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Blade Edge: Serrated
Blade Type: Bypass
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Point Style: Round point
Cutting Width: 4E+1 Centimeters
Manufacturer: Walensee
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Material: Stainless Steel
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number Of Pieces: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: September 20, 2022
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This is a pretty good weed whacker. I would say it cut most of the weeds in the back yard and its worth the money. It is quick to assemble and handy to have around when there are tall weed patches. However, I don't think it takes the place of mowing. It can cut tall grass, but to do that in the whole yard would be a tiresome project, and it can't cut the corners of the yard because you can't swing it there. I also used it on some really tall and tough weeds half my height with thick stalks that I was unable to uproot by hand, and it cut them right down. I swung it like a golf club, or sometimes one-handed like a pendulum as I walked through the yard. I think the handle is the right length because if it were any longer it would be awkward and difficult to swing (and I'm 6 feet tall). The only issue with it is the gripper tends to slide off the handle after several swings, but I just push it back on. Be careful putting it together because the blade can cut you. An Allen wrench is included, and so is a small super thin wrench, but I did not find that very useful. Anyway, it definitely works. It was even kind of fun, but the next day I had a sore shoulder from using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by Robert J. Inlow
I am not the type of dude that enjoys yard work, nor am I usually the one to do it, since my wife dislikes the chores inside, and I loathe interacting with sunlight for spans longer than five minutes. My wife and I both manage the back yard for the most part, but I only bother with the front if she asks. We have about 3 1/2 ft of low hill that leads up to our neighbor's yard that is part of our property and therefore our responsibility. We did not own a powered lawn mower before this year, and last year we used to pay a friend of a friend to mow our lawn. This year, my wife and I were doing the lawn thing ourselves, mostly her, and I realized that both of us had been ignoring the little side hill because... well, neither of us wanted to fight a manual mower up and down the hill. I work out of town 7 days a week every other week. And as such, 7 days home, I handled inside chores, helped with some backyard maintenance, and was gone. I came home. Same thing. Side hill was getting overgrown, but surely that'd get taken care of! Weeks of complacency later, grass on that side hill is a thriving lush nearly four foot tall ecosystem for a million bugs, birds, and small mammals we would see every now and again. But. We live in town. And we've got these little things called laws that suggest you'll get fined for just letting nature do it's thing. So we had to cut it. Don't know what kind of idiot other than myself takes a non-electric push mower up against grass that is a handful weeks from being taller than me, but, hey, grass is grass. This did not work at all lol. Trying to avoid powered tools, I picked this up on a whim since grim reaper scythes are way more expensive than I thought. It came and took a few bolts to attach the orange bits that hold the blade, and I was back outside and more confident than ever that I was going to slaughter all this grass in an hour tops. Lemme tell you, games like Stardew Valley did not prepare this man for actual real life grass. I must have seemed like a psychopath swinging this thing around like a broom at grass that I mostly just managed to push around. Sweaty and defeated, I took the L and bought an electric lawn mower and my wife used some free time the next week I was off and took care of it, bless her. Anyway, point is, I have no real concept of if this is a good product or not, but I do know that I ain't bringing in a harvest or anything marginally close trying to rake at grass with this thing. 👍
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023 by Brennan
This whip comes disassembled and there are instructions rolled up in an advertisement for their other products. There are square holes in the metal that correspond to square portions on the bolts included. The tools you need to assemble this are included, but a proper box wrench and allen key would be easier to use than the cheap ones in the box. First, the blade is sharp and when I say sharp I mean sharp enough to hurt you if you don't exercise caution handling it. I recommend using gloves to assemble this product. It took about six minutes to assemble with the included tools. The blade doesn't state which side is up, but the top is the side with the serrations. This whip is heavier and sturdier than the hickory handled whip I own. The proper way to use a whip is to slightly bend at the knees and keep your back straight while swinging with objective of the blade swinging parallel to the ground. I am six-foot-four and was able to swing this with one hand, but the weight caused me to shift hands and for thicker grass I used two hands. The key is to let the whipping action and the weight of the whip do most of the work, this is not a bat and the grass a baseball. Gravity and the weight of the whip and sharp blade will do the work for you. I was able to cut a huge swarth in an overgrown lot in a little under an hour. This thing cut through grass, dandelions, weeds, and small pencil sized branched with little effort. I highly recommend this item, but be warned you will get a workout using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by W.S.
It is very sturdy for the price you pay however it does not come with any instructions and I almost feel as if some of the pieces did not align quite right and I have to maneuver them quite a bit to get everything together. The design of the product itself works great but the handle is short. I am 5'4" and felt like I had to bend over to use it. It cuts OK despite the blades being sharp. If you have weeds that are thinner, another product might be better. For the tall and thicker weeds, it did work relatively well.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by Sydney Jaynes
Well designed. All metal and has a good weight . Blade is extremely sharp and cuts substantially better than my old wooden handle Ames.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by Brian