This is a product review of the WORX Trimmer/Edger and Aerocart. I was provided with the products for this review, but the opinions here are 100% my own.
You know your yard needs work when you walk outside and the first song to jump in your head is “Welcome to the Jungle.”
Because of all the rain we’ve had, the weeds were taking over our front yard. Time to clean it up and move the weeds out!
WORX asked me to try and to review its 20V 2.0 GT Grass Trimmer/Edger and its Aerocart. I happily accepted, knowing that my yard needed serious help.
The grass trimmer/edger is actually a 3-in-1 tool: a trimmer, an edger, and a mini-mower. I first used it as a trimmer/mini-mower to tackle the weeds in our yard:
It handled the weeds, including vines, well. Cut right through them. The flower guard (the orange part in the picture) helped clear weeds close to the plants without damaging the plants.
Then I tried the edger function. I started with the same area, creating a border around the bed I was weeding:
It was really easy and it made a clean edge.
Next, I tried edging at the curb.
The edger made a clean edge, a nice line along the curb.
My review of the edger/trimmer/mini-mower?
Pros:
Lightweight – I had no problem at all lifting it and moving it.
Easily maneuverable – Adjustable handles make it easy to use and, because it’s lightweight, it’s easy to move around plants and trees. The orange guard also helps protect plants when you edge/trim around them.
Cordless – No cords to get in the way, and the battery charged quickly and held its charge throughout the work I did here.
Cons:
The only “con” I have is that the mini-mower is really for smaller, lawn-type jobs. It’s not for tall grass; it works well in shorter grass and weeds. The trimmer and edger worked great at getting weeds out of the way.
After all that weeding, I needed to clean up. Time to try the Aerocart.
The great thing about the Aerocart is that it’s both a wheelbarrow and a dolly – and it’s easy to switch from one function to the other.
All it takes to convert from a wheelbarrow to a dolly is a slide and click of the orange piece, and moving the legs. So easy.
I used the Aerocart as a dolly to move lawn bags full of yard and weed clippings. Worked like a charm.
Pros:
Easy to use and change positions.
Multi-use: wheelbarrow or dolly. You can also use the attachments that come with it to lift stones or heavy pots, or to hold plastic bags.
Cons:
My daughter tried to take it to use as a wagon. Sorry, M – this one is for Mom.
Want to win your own? Easy! Just follow the instructions below. I’ll choose a winner at random in one week, and WORX will send the winner BOTH the trimmer and Aerocart! Perfect for Father’s Day or anyone who has yard work to do!
Thanks for stopping by!
I live in Decatur (City of). Don’t need postage.
I enjoy your blog.
Linda Claire Snyder
Excellent, Linda! Thank you for reading the blog and entering! Nice to meet a neighbor!
This is a great giveaway! My 15-year-old son has been doing lawns all summer and I’m sure he’d love to win these goodies! Thanks, lady!
Excellent! Thanks, Marty! Good luck!
Wow! I could really use the aerocart to lug large bags of potting soil from the car to the potting bench. And I like the fact that the trimmer is battery operated! Great giveaway, Karen!
Thanks, Jane! The Aerocart would be perfect for that! Thanks for entering!
What a great giveaway, Karen. The Aerocart looks amazing. Tahnks for sharing all the features.
Thanks, Meegan! Good luck!
Awesome giveaway. I’ve actually been looking to buy a Worx Trimmer for a while now. Our old gas trimmer is dead and was a beast to lug around. Winning this would mean I wouldn’t have to buy a new one 😀
Awesome! Good luck!
Nice giveaway. That cart would be fantastic to have and the trimmer would definitely be put to good use. Thanks for the great review!
Thanks! Good luck!
I need both of these, Karen!