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More Applications - Cordless grass trimmerr suitable for trimming thorny bushes in edge gullies, small vines, small saplings and trimming weeds along the ground. Can be used in corners and lawn edges and hard to clean places.
Longer Working Time - The cordless grass trimmer can work continuously for about 1 hour, and the improved battery effectively solves the problem of too short using time of similar products. No need to connect the power supply, compared to fuel-powered tools will not have the smell of gas, do not need to start up multiple times, compared to the character trimmer more will not jam the wire. It can help you work longer. Note: Charging before the battery runs out can better protect the battery life.
More Portable - Powerful and lightweight trimming tool, easy to place, more portable, light weight, women can also be used alone without feeling overworked. The weight of the body is only 2.7 pounds, lightweight and durable, easy to assemble.
Comfortable & Safe Design - Freely adjustable telescopic pole and up and down 180° adjustment of the head, more comfortable, without bending over to trim the back of the bushes, easy to complete the trimming work. Handle fixed button setting, ergonomic design with a safety switch button, making it difficult for children to open it. Rotating baffle design to prevent splashing when the weed eater is working, to ensure that it can adapt to more complex working environment.
Multifunctional Blade - The trimmer suitable for three different types of blades,the flat blade can cut thick seedlings and tiny branches and vines of nearby trees, the round blade cuts anything! The plastic blades work like heavy duty string.
