About this item

• TWO KINDS OF YARD-WORK PAIN, ONE COMPLETE WEED EATER KIT: After thirty minutes of weed eating, you're hunched over with an aching back AND your shoulders are burning from the trimmer's weight. This 2-in-1 ergonomic kit pairs a patented weed eater handle extension that keeps you upright with a padded weed eater strap harness that lifts the load off your arms – so the whole yard gets done before either pain shows up.
• PATENTED WEED EATER HANDLE EXTENSION SAVES YOUR BACK: Bending sideways to reach the lawn edge wrecks your lower back, especially if you are tall. This back-saver weedeater handle adds a second pivot point so you can stand fully upright while edging or trimming. The aircraft-grade aluminum trimmer handle clamp adjusts to most round and square shafts and tightens with the included Allen wrench in minutes.
• PADDED 5-POINT WEED EATER STRAP HARNESS LIFTS WEIGHT OFF YOUR SHOULDERS: A single-shoulder weed eater strap dumps the whole trimmer on one side – within thirty minutes the thin strap digs into your collarbone. This 5-point trimmer harness spreads the load across 5/8-inch thick padded shoulders, chest, abdomen, waist belt, and a hip rest pad. Double-stitched load points and a heavy-duty metal snap hook hold up season after season; hi-vis orange pads keep you visible.
• LEFT-HANDED USERS NOTE: If you prefer your left hand, simply detach the left chest strap and the right hip pad, then swap their positions. No tools needed! The rest of the harness is symmetrical, so both hands get the same balanced fit. (Find the lefty installation video on this page ?? can't find it? Contact our support team for help.)
• SECURE ATTACHMENT OPTIONS: Clip the harness to your trimmer's factory suspension ring when available. If your tool has no factory hanger point, measure the outside diameter of its round, straight shaft and install the matching included 26 mm or 28 mm metal hanger ring. Position the attachment near the tool's balance point and confirm it is secure before use for stable, balanced support.