The Whole Edge Done In 10 Minutes, One Hand
No cord to unwind, and no mower dragged out for one strip of edging.
SEESE Cordless 3-in-1 Lawn Trimmer
€249,97
Quick Answers Before You Order
The doubts people check right before they order. Everything else is answered at the foot of the page.
It is light. Does that mean flimsy?
10 lb is what lets you hold it out one-handed all the way down a fence. The motor is brushless and the head takes 3 steel blades. Break it inside 2 years and a new one ships.
Do I still need my mower?
No. The mower keeps the open lawn. This takes the hour after it, the strip work you finish on your knees today.
Do the wheels stay on?
Push them on hard enough to hear the click and they stay. That click is the whole trick, and it is where the complaints come from. Spare wheels come in the box.
Can someone older use it on their own?
Yes. No fuel and no cord to pull, the shaft sets between 43 and 49 in so he works standing, and at 10 lb he carries it out with one arm.
One TriFlip Head, Light Enough To Finish The Yard
13.7 in
Wider Pass, Fewer Trips
One pass takes the whole strip along the fence, so the edge is finished in a single walk down the line.
10 lb
Light Enough For One Hand
You carry it out with one arm and hold it there for the whole job. No shoulder strap, nobody holding the other end.
43 to 49 in
You Cut Standing Straight
The shaft sets to your height and the handle turns through 180 degrees. The edging gets done without kneeling on concrete.
Cutting width, weight and shaft length taken from the manufacturer's measurements of the tool.
The Second Hour Of Yard Work Disappears
The corded trimmer comes out every spring, the spool jams, and the edges still end up done with shears. No cord here, no spool, and it reaches everything your mower leaves behind.
This 3-In-1 Trimmer
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The Mower You Drag Out
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| Gets under fences and around pools | ||
| 10 lb, carried in one hand | ||
| Out and cutting in under a minute | ||
| 2 batteries: one charges, one cuts | ||
| Mows, trims and edges with one tool | ||
| Stores upright in a garage corner |
Every Corner The Mower Never Touches
Under the fence, along the pool, around the trunks, 10 minutes before company arrives. One of these is your yard.
Where the mower cannot reach: under the fence, along the wall, around the trunks. You walk it through and the strip comes out clean.
Edging the paths and the pool: tip the head and cut a straight line down the concrete. That edge is the part a mower never leaves.
When bending down is the problem: set the shaft between 43 and 49 in and do the whole border standing, one hand on the handle.
The 10 minutes before guests arrive: nobody rolls the mower out for that. This comes off the wall and the front is done.
A Landscaper Checked It Over And Took One Home
Dave R. trims and edges gardens for a living. We handed him one and asked what a pro actually looks at before a tool earns a place in the truck.
The Weight At Arm's Length
10 lb is where a one-handed pass stops fighting you. Heavier, and the last border of the day is the one that shows.
The Width Of One Pass
13.7 in takes the whole strip along a fence in a single walk. Narrower, and you go up and back for the same run.
Two Batteries, Not One
2 batteries at 21 V is what separates a tool that finishes from one that stops at the far hedge. One sits on charge, the other works.
What Is Actually In The Case
3 blades, spare wheels, the charger and both batteries, and a TriFlip head that takes all 3. Nothing to buy before the first job.
1,863 verified reviews
The Yard Job They Stopped Putting Off
They read the same doubts you just did, then bought anyway. Here is what happened in their yards.
Still tight after a season
The review about one breaking nearly stopped me. Mine does the fence line and the pool every week since spring and nothing has loosened.
Slower on the thick stuff
It feels light in the hand and I doubted it. On the thick weeds behind the shed I go slower than I would like, but it gets through every time.
The mower stays
I still mow with the mower. This does the hour after it, the edges and the trees, and that hour was the part I dreaded all week.
The wheels click on
The wheels fought me at assembly until I pushed them hard enough to click. They have not moved since, and I edge the pool every weekend.
No more kneeling
My knees are done with concrete. I set the shaft to my height and did the whole driveway border standing up, one hand, before lunch.
This batch is priced to move. Once it is gone the price goes back up.
Order Your 3-In-1 Trimmer
Break it inside 2 years and we replace the whole tool, and you have 30 days to send it back if you change your mind.
2 batteries, 3 blades and spare wheels come in the box.
Everything You Want To Know Before Ordering
The doubts buyers raised, answered the way we would answer them standing next to you in the aisle.
Someone said theirs broke in a minute. Why would mine hold up?
That review is real and it stays on the page. This is a 10 lb tool built for grass, weeds and edges, not for saplings. Use it for that and it holds. If it breaks inside 2 years we replace the whole tool.
It looks light. Is it cheaply made?
Light is the design at 10 lb, and light is what gets mistaken for cheap. The motor is brushless and the head takes 3 steel blades. Feed it into the grass instead of swinging it and it stays tight.
Does this mean I stop using my mower?
On the open lawn, keep the mower. This takes the hour after it: the edges, the fence line, the trunks, the pool surround. On a small yard it does the whole cut on its own.
The grass by my fence gets thick and tall. Does it get through?
Fit the 9 in metal blade and set the height to 1.8, 2.4 or 3 in. It clears the rough growth along the fence and under the trees. A big open field is still work for the mower.
I read that the wheels come off. Do they stay put?
They clip on and they need a firm push until you hear the click. That is where buyers get caught, and it is the only fiddly minute of the assembly. Spare wheels are in the box.
I am buying this for my father. Can he handle it on his own?
Yes. 10 lb, no gas and no pull start, and the shaft sets from 43 to 49 in so he cuts standing. The auxiliary handle turns through 180 degrees, and it starts only with the trigger and the safety switch together.
I have a big yard. Am I going to be out there all afternoon?
13.7 in a pass, and 2 batteries so one charges while the other cuts. The strip work, the edges and the trunks take 10 minutes. Acres of open grass stay a mower job, and we would rather say it now.
I have bought 2 cordless things like this and both sit in the shed. Why this one?
Those needed a cord, a spool or a pull start, so you left them there. This one comes off the wall, takes a battery and cuts in under a minute. That is the reason it gets used.