Scotts Outdoor Power Tools 304-14S 14-Inch 5-Blade Push Reel Lawn Mower, Green

This was my first lawnmower and I love it! I wanted something for my small yard that didn't require fuel, oil, or maintenance. It's affordable, easy to assemble and use, not too heavy or hard to push, and takes up very little space. Highly recommend!

It's about as good as they get. I cut a trail through the back yard; it was around 9-10" high and I was able to cut a 30' path with two passes! Good little tool.

Good for small yard!

This push mower is exactly what I was looking for. I was so excited to use it for the first time, I did my entire front and back yard, even though I bought it specifically for my smaller front yard. I was impressed that it didn't wear me out. Light weight and easy to push and I didn't worry about GAS.

If your grass is too tall, start by cutting it to a normal height and then keep it maintained with this mower. It provides a great workout, and you can feel good about not adding to carbon emissions like with a gas powered mower.

I downsized and my yard was much smaller. The lawnmower I had was too large. I was using my weed eater to cut grass! My son sent this as a joke but I love it. It’s the perfect size for my yard and it’s good for me to get the exercise, it’s very easy to push. The downside is it needed to be lower and it was very difficult to move the wheels to lower the blades. Great for for the price.

What a terrible experience I've had with this mower. Once assembled I took out into the yard and upon pushing it, I realized the wheels continually locked up and the blades did not spin, the whole thing just slide across the grass. I called customer service and the gentleman told me that was normal, that I needed to take the mower and run it up and down my driveway to loosen everything up. I took his advice and walked it up and down my 120 driveway over a dozen or so times; however, as soon as I went back into the yard, it seized up again, over and over, wheels lock up and just slide over the grass and you can't cut anything. How frustrating when all I need it for is to cut two a small path between the road and my trees, and I can't even get that done. To add insult to injury, the rolling pin in the rear is held together by two plastic arms that also determine the height of the cut. The entire product is metal, but for some reason it was decided that plastic was a good idea; yeah, the rolling pin fell completely apart on my driveway because plastic bends and is forgiving; metal and plastic don't usually workout well together. Having not even cut more than 6-8 feet of grass when I've got about 200' to do, this now sits on the side of my garage as I ponder the waste of money I spent on this.

We've been having a hot as hell summer and I decided to get one of these manual mowers so that I could mow the lawn at 6 am when the temps are still resonable. I didn't expect much, my yard is a mess and I cleaned up none if it before mowing. It gets caught on sticks, but that's my fault for low effort. Other than that, this thing is a champ! My yard is also uneven and that hasn't been a problem. It cuts right through grass and most weeds, no problem.But the best part has been not having to hear my gas mower. It's so peaceful. I used to get noise warnings on my phone whenever I mowed with my gas mower. But with the manual mower I was able to go out and keep my headphones at a low volume. Even without headphones the mower makes a pleasant whirling noise. And it's kind of fun to use.And since this information always gets added: I'm a woman, it took me less than 3 minutes 28 seconds to put the mower together (I was listening to music). It's an intuitive assembly. I can lift it with one arm, carry it around, and move it easily. If I have to move it a long distance, I flip the handle to the other side and push the mower so the blades don't spin. Easy peasy. It's not difficult to push, my arms aren't tired. I have a 1/4 acre lawn.