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A six-blade cutting head that replaces the traditional line head. Durable steel blades cut grass, weeds, and brush effortlessly.
Universal mount fits most trimmers. No more line changes or breakage in the middle of work.
Material: Manganese steel
Number of blades: 6
Mounting hole diameter: 25.4 mm (1")
Diameter: 11 cm (4")
Height: 6 cm (2.36")
1. Remove the old line head from your trimmer
2. Screw the new blade head in place using the included fasteners
3. Tighten and start cutting – that’s all there is to it
See additional instructions below
🏡 Yard & patio – keep your lawn tidy with ease
🌿 Garden – remove weeds from flower beds
🌾 Field & farm – cut even thick brush
🪵 Bushes & ditch edges – places a lawn mower can’t reach
If you are not fully satisfied with your purchase within 30 days, you can return the product no questions asked.
Genuine customer photos. Results vary from person to person and depend on consistency. Not everyone responds the same way. Not medical advice.
Based on a survey of verified buyers. Individual results vary with consistency and hair condition. Not medical advice.
Wearing it is about as hard as putting on a cap. No creams, no mess.
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Real reviews from people who stuck with it.
Bought this fully expecting to return it. The part nobody tells you is you have to actually wear it every other day with no skipping. First two months I saw nothing and almost quit. Month three the hair I had left started looking thicker. Now at month five there's real coverage on my crown. Don't bail early.
Female pattern thinning, my part had gotten so wide I basically stopped parting my hair. Four months in and it's visibly narrower. My stylist noticed before I even said anything. I wear it while I do my morning emails so it costs me no extra time.
Already on minox but still shedding. Added this and the hair in the shower drain dropped off in about 6 weeks. Hands free, no mess. Should've started sooner.
The prescription side effects scared me off pretty fast. This is drug free, you just put a hat on. Three months and my hairline looks like it's holding instead of going backwards. That's all I was after.
Lightweight and the timer shuts it off on its own which is nice. Docking a star because the charging cord is short so you're stuck right next to the outlet. Cap itself does the job.
One button, set the time, put it on. Temples were my worst spot and that's where I'm seeing little hairs come back first.
Oils, supplements, shampoos, even looked into transplants. Years of money gone. A friend mentioned the light caps so I gave it one more shot. Six months later my barber asked what I changed.
First thing that changes isn't new hair, it's the hair you already have getting darker and a bit thicker. That hit around week 6 for me and I almost figured it wasn't working. The actual new growth at my temples didn't show until month 4. Consistency is the whole thing. Set a reminder and don't skip.
The clump of hair after every wash was the part that got to me. Couple months in and it's way down. Washing my hair isn't something I dread now.
I'm a show me the proof type so I shot the same spot every month under the same light. Months 1 and 2 looked identical and I nearly quit. By month 6 the change across the top is obvious. Wife clocked it before the photos did.
