

Weed Razer Pro, adjustable 30 to 62 inch cut
★ 4.4 (594)Our widest lake weed cutter has adjustable blade arms so you can open the spread for open water or pull them in close between dock posts.
| Cutting path | 30 to 62 in., adjustable |
|---|---|
| Rope | 25 ft |
| In the box | Razer Pro, 25 ft of rope, weed deflectors, blade sharpener, blade covers, instructions |
| Not in the box | A rake to pull the cuttings out, which you will want |
The wide cut opens up a thick bed of milfoil, lily pads, or lake grasses in fewer throws. You toss the weighted head out on its rope, let it sink to the bottom, and pull it back in short jerks. Slicing stalks near the sediment sets the bed back for the season.
Adjustable blade arms
Set the arms wide to open big pockets in front of your shore, or close the angle when you need to pull between dock posts and boat lifts. The hardware locks in place before you throw.
Throw and pull motion
The weighted head sinks through deep or shallow water on its own. Pulling the rope draws the double-edged steel through the weeds, slicing them at the mud line rather than dragging the roots.
What is in the box
We pack the cutter with its rope, snap-on weed deflectors, blade covers for the off-season, and a handheld sharpener. Keep the edges touched up after working in sandy or rocky lake bottoms.
Gathering what you cut
Severed weeds float up and drift toward your shoreline with the wind. You will still need a rake or a net to haul the wet piles out of the water before they sink back down.


