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The Yeoman Handle™ · Fits every major brand

40,000 Trimmer Owners Swapped The Handle. The Back Pain Went With It.

The factory loop sits too low on every brand. Forty-six or eighty, fused spine or a good one. It makes no difference to the bend.

4.8 · 800 reviews

60-day trial · Lifetime warranty

A man trimming the edge of a mulch bed standing fully upright, hand out on the Yeoman grip
🧍Extends the grip out to your hand so you stand upright, no bend
🔧Three minutes with the allen key. Fits 26 and 28mm, gas or battery
🛡️60-day trial on your own yard. Lifetime warranty on the hardware

Five Of Them, Filming Their Own Yards

Their own trimmers. Nothing staged.

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Eight Of The 40,000

All verified buyers, picked because they have nothing in common with each other.

The eight men quoted below

Age 726 ft 4, back surgeryAge 46Works a grounds crewStarted out skeptical6 ft 7Multiple back surgeriesAge 65

Nothing in common except the handle.

Age 72

I am 72 years old, using my big still weed eater hurt my back after about 20 minutes. I just finished about 1 hr. And my back is just fine! Wish I would have bought this years ago.

Verified Buyer

6'4, back surgery in 2005

This thing is a lifesaver. 6'4 and this thing kept me from bending over. Major back surgery in 2005 and first time I could weed eat with no pain. Easy to install. Took 3 minutes.

Verified Buyer

Age 46

6 hours of string trimming this week, crippled me for days. At 46 it's not going to get easier. Solve a problem you get my money.

Verified Buyer

Grounds crew, large property

Should have bought this a long time ago. Definitely makes weed eating a breeze. No more slouching and hurting my back. I use this all the time on a grounds crew on a large scale property.

Verified Buyer

Why It Lands The Same Way On Every One Of Those Backs

A chiropractor pointing to the loaded lower back of a hinged-forward skeleton. Caption reads: the bend loads your lower back. It is a leverage problem, not a strength problem.

The reason it works for a man of 46 and a man of 80, and for someone with a fused spine and someone with nothing wrong at all, is that it is not treating any of them.

Bent forward at the hips, your lower back carries your whole upper body on a long lever. That load is geometry. It does not care how strong you are or what shape your spine is in, it only cares about the angle.

Move the grip out to where your hand already is and the angle goes away. Which is why the result keeps repeating across people who have nothing else in common.

Three Questions People Ask After Watching That

1. Will it fit mine? He was using a different trimmer.

Almost certainly. It fits 26mm and 28mm shafts, which is what STIHL, Echo, Husqvarna, Ryobi, EGO and BLACK+DECKER put on their straight and curved-shaft machines, gas and battery alike. Measure your shaft once if you want to be sure. If you own two trimmers, the clamp comes off one and goes onto the other in about a minute, so it is not tied to whichever one you fit it to first.

2. I have seen cheaper ones. Are they the same thing?

No, and the difference is in the clamp rather than the bar. See the comparison above. If you do find one cheaper, look at how it grips the shaft: a single stamped face holds for a few weekends and then the vibration finds it, and it creeps down mid-job. That is the part you are actually paying for, along with the lifetime warranty behind it.

Look atThe YeomanA cheap bolt-on
The clampMachined, grips two opposite facesStamped steel, grips one
After a season of vibrationHolds where you set itCreeps down the shaft mid-job
The armAluminum alloy, no flexThin tube
If it ever failsLifetime warranty, replacedYou buy another one

3. My back is worse than his. Will this still do anything?

The bend is a leverage problem, so removing it helps regardless of what shape your back is in to begin with. Several of the buyers above have had spinal surgery, one of them multiple. That said, this is a handle and not a treatment, so if you have a diagnosed condition it is worth a word with your doctor. The 60-day trial exists so you can find out on your own yard rather than take our word for it.

It Goes On The One You Already Own

Three string trimmers from different brands racked on a garage wall, every factory loop grip mounted low on the shaft

Whatever is leaning against your shed wall, it almost certainly has a 26mm or 28mm shaft, because that is what STIHL, Echo, Husqvarna, Ryobi, EGO and BLACK+DECKER all build, gas and battery, straight and curved. Three minutes with the allen key in the box. No drilling, no cutting, and the factory handle stays on.

The Yeoman Handle laid on a concrete path beside worn leather gloves, secateurs and a pot of basil

Field & Harvest Co.

The Yeoman Handle™

4.8 from 800 reviews
$39$60
  • Fits 26 and 28mm shafts, gas or battery
  • Three minutes, allen key included
  • 60-day trial, lifetime warranty
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60 Days On Your Own Yard

You have watched six people tell you it worked. That is still six other people. Bolt it on, work a full Saturday the way you normally would, and find out on your own back.

If it cannot tell the difference within 60 days we refund you in full, and you do not have to send it back. The lifetime warranty on the hardware runs alongside it.

Everything Else

A man standing fully upright, back straight, hand out on the raised Yeoman grip while trimming a lawn edge

The Yeoman clamps onto the trimmer you already own and extends the grip out to meet your hand, so there is nothing left to bend down to. Three minutes with the included allen key, no drilling, and it fits 26mm and 28mm shafts across every major brand, gas or battery.

4.8 stars • 800 reviews • 40,000+ trimmers upgraded