Fine, but ... 190

Indeed, it requires strength to be handled as soon as there was a little slope, grass a little high or uneven terrain. But the cut is precise and easy, one can in seconds change the cutting height, and weight and silence in operation mean that it remains a pleasure to use.

Small problem for me (but I am surprised that nobody spoke about it, is it I who improperly handled?): The handle is not fixed, which is handy for storing (she bends forward) but very average since bends systematically when pressed to advance it. What is quite disturbing, especially when you fall on land inequalities forceant us to stop regularly.

Apart from this problem (I'll settle by securing it with screws), this mower is really well designed and ideal for mowing the lawn regularly, and at any time without worrying about disturbing anyone either.