WORX trimmer/edger line is made from a patented copolymer nylon resin and synthetic material designed with an oval aerodynamic shape known as DoubleHelix DNALINE2. This patented design increases edging life up to 25-percent compared to normal use conditions. This patented resin line is softer allowing for the line to stretch and cushion on impact with
WORX trimmer/edger line is made from a patented copolymer nylon resin and synthetic material designed with an oval aerodynamic shape known as DoubleHelix DNALINE2. This patented design increases edging life up to 25-percent compared to normal use conditions. This patented resin line is softer allowing for the line to stretch and cushion on impact with hard surfaces. It has over 100 lbs of tensil strength compared to old lines that only offer 68 lbs of strength. DNA2 trimmer line is durable and flexible for longer life.
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Works as expected Worx double decker or DNA spool often gets listed as two spools per pack. In actuality, the spool has cutting line wrapped half on top and half on bottom. The respective ends get threaded through holes on opposite sides of the weed eater. It takes a little effort to prevent loosened string from jamming the sides of the spool holder when installing. What’s worse is letting the string wear down from cutting near wood and rock then having to rethread with less string and less tension. I avoid…
Pros:-A full spool for less than $10-Dual string-Doesn’t break & fly out-Has little notches to hold string so it doesnât all uncoil on you.Cons:-I manually feed the string so every time string gets too short I have stop, take off, get string out & put back on trimmer.-If gets too hot a small part of string can stick to one another on the spool but doesnât happen often but worth a mention.Overall I like its straight out of packaging &…
I’m new to the string/lawn-trimmer scene, so I’m not familiar with comparable products. That said, it worked just as I expected it should. The biggest drawback for me was that I went through a single spool within 3-4 months, which was at most, and likely much less than, 15 hours of use. My work is centered around grass and dandelions, and I never had to open it up to re-thread the line (as others here, presumably with tougher plants to cut, have reported having to do). Since I have no idea how…