The Flymo EasiGlide 300 blade’s diameter is 30cm, which works out to an area of 0.09 square metres per rotation. And being an electric motor running off mains power, it performs a steady 4,300 revolutions per minute. Roller (Stripes) Ideal for sloped and irregular shaped gardens, the EasiGlide 300 is a compact and lightweight hover mower that floats on a cushion of air, making it highly manoeuvrable for your ease-of-use. I assessed the mower’s cutting performance in both long and short grass, taking note of how evenly it trimmed different areas of the lawn. Special attention was paid to how well it navigated around trees and garden beds. The length of the cable (10 metres) and size of the collection box (20 Litres) are the same across the range of EasiGlide mowers.

You need a tool to adjust the height of this Flymo EasiGlide 300, and the power cable will keep getting in the way. There is no great problem with any of this, but it will not be much fun to use in a larger garden. The EasiGlide 300 has a foldable handle for compact storage.

Flymo Easi Glide 300 Review – Assembly

Easy To Use – As we mentioned earlier this mower is pretty basic so there’s not a whole lot to learn. To turn it on you just plug it in, push the starter button in and then squeeze either one of the triggers (doesn’t matter which one). That’s all the technical know-how you need to operate this mower as after that you just push it where you want to cut. To shut it off you just release the trigger. Simple stuff!

It’s 10m cable gives you the freedom and flexibility to move around your garden area, without the need to worry about reach, and the flat folding handles allow the mower to hang up on the wall for space saving storage after use. Quality Motor– The 1300 watt motor you have got on the mower is pretty powerful in relation to the size and weight of the mower. This allows it to glide really well across your lawn, making pushing it a pleasure rather than a pain. Adequate cable length – You get 12 metres of cable with this mower which is actually pretty decent compared to some of the similar mowers on offer at the moment, as many of them only have 10 metres of cable. I am sure for many of you that extra 2 metres will come in real handy! This model comes with a straight cutting blade, and there is no mulching option. Flymo EasiGlide 300 User Manual Another great feature of the EasiGlide range of mowers is the inclusion of a roller at the front of the mower. This is not to produce a stripy lawn but to assist in wheeling the mower around when no in use. This is a nice touch from Flymo as it saves you having to carry the mower to the shed or garage. Safety Features

Flymo Easi Glide 300 Review – Performance

Easy height adjustment – Like pretty much all of the Flymo range, the Flymo Easi Glide 300 uses spacers to alter the cutting height setting. To change it all you need to do it flip the mower over (make sure it’s unplugged of course). Remove the blade (be careful though as the blade is sharp), insert how many spacers you want and then reattach the blade. It’s easy to do and just takes a few minutes before you start. Metal blades prolong the lifespan of the cutting edge that is up against a lot of wear and tear from small stones and dirt. Over periods of time, even small objects wear down the width of a blade that will eventually make the machine unbalanced and if not corrected or replaced may lead to damaging the motor. Good value for money – For the price we think this it is very good value. Even if it lasts you 3 or 4 seasons that’s incredibly cheap lawn maintenance! Try hiring someone to cut your lawn; you’ll pay that in just a couple of months during the summer.