Husqvarna Titanium Force 0.095-Inch, 840-Foot Spooled String Trimmer Line, Professional Grade Copolymer Weed Eater Line with Cutter

This stuff is pretty tough, and there is a good amount on the spool. It will last you a long time and it beats down some pretty thick weeds. I use it for my 128ld, and it spools on easy and seems to be pretty good stuff, can't beat this price at the hardware stores!

This line is pretty hard to beat in economics, efficiency and durability.

The Husqvarna Titanium Trimmer Line is top notch! The trimmer string is stronger than others that I've used in the past. I used to trim along the driveway and constantly have to stop and adjust the trimmer string where it broke off just inside the trimmer head. Now I can get the work done without having to stop.

Update 5/15/19: we need more line but the price has gone up by so much I'm going to try some other brands. Dropped to 4 stars because of the price.My wife and I weed whack about four acres of four to 5ft high weeds each year after they brown out in the spring and early summer. It is a dusty and physically challenging job since we have some rocks and tons of gopher mounds to work around but it's a fire hazard reduction requirement in the California foothills. Several years ago we tried several different major brands but have stuck with this line since we tried it. It definitely holds up better for our application than anything else we've tried including the Vortex line. We go through about two pounds of this line each year so we get the three pound spools. It loads well into our Echo heads and is less likely to break if we hit a rock than the other lines we have tried.

I love this trimmer line, works great with my weed eater, and I love getting it in a large a spool, it will last longer and the spool works great to dispense from. The trimmer line is tough enough to do the work.

Great product. This is the only string I use.. Strong, last longer than other brands.

Bought this product after debating betwen a tougher line or a steel cutting blade on the weed eater. After reading about pieces of broken blade impaling users I went with the line. I use it to knock down 4 rural lots that get overgrown with weeds during the year. Have done the equivalent of 4 acres with a single installation of line, but you have to use common sense. You'll get a feel for the best RPMs depending on what type of stuff you're cutting. It will cut small tree sprouts and small brambles, but the thicker brambles will snap the line. Honestly, nothing will cut thick brambles in the south but steel; they're as tough as barbed wire. I don't know if I'll ever go through the entire roll, but if I do I'll certainly buy it again. Side note, always wear a full face shield when using this to cut brush. Your face and eyes will thank you.

I've been using this trimmer string for the past 4 years doing commercial landscaping and nothing has come close to durability and reliability to cut through thick "brush" as well as youngling tree growths. So if your tried of having to constantly add trimmer string because of consistent breakage, then you DEFINITELY should give this one a try! You'll be happy to use your weed wacker again.