Shop our extensive range of genuine Flymo®accessories and spare parts to keep your lawnmowers, trimmers and garden vacs running smoothly. Cutting Ability – This is obviously the most important aspect of the review, as it’s the reason you want to buy a lawn mower in the first place! Well you won’t be disappointed here. With the Flymo Rollermo you get a nice clean, even cut which anyone would be happy with. The 1000W motor and the metal blade combo definitely help in this respect. We wouldn’t recommend you try to scythe cornfields down with this model, but it does deal with slightly overgrown grass admirably. It also cuts to the edges well which is great as it means you probably won’t have to get the edger out post-mo, which obviously saves you time.The rear roller stabilises the mower when you get to edges so you can get those rogue grass blades cut. To be honest this mower did produce a lot more noise than expected though. I mean, usually electric mowers are on the quiet side but the noise this one produces is pretty noticeable. Of course this doesn’t have any impact on its performance, it’s just more of an inconvenience than anything. Good value for money – For the features you get on this mower and its level of performance the price tag is extremely generous. For a small lawn this is a very cost effective way of maintaining it. We've got so many tools and lawn care tipsto help you achieve the best results. Keep your lawn nice and healthy by watering it during the dry season from our selection of garden hosesto keep your lawn nice and green. Clear up any dead grass, moss or debris with our handy scarifiers, a great way to keep your lawn looking its best. Genuine Flymo spare part for select lawnmowers, lawnrakes, strimmers, and powerhoes More information

Good size grass box – The grass box on this mower isn’t the best but having said that you really can’t complain about the capacity you get. 29 litres is ample for a small lawn and still ok for a medium lawn really (providing you are prepared to empty it a couple of times mid-mow). Some people find it easy to assemble it whilst others struggle for an hour before they get it done. The grass box is shipped in two halves and you have to clip them together. But the plastic which is used is quite flexible and it’s difficult to get the clip points all lined up and clipped into place. The blade bolt keeps the blade in place while you’re cutting your lawn, if you have found that your original has become missing or damaged,...The Flymo Rollermo is extremely similar to the Flymo Venturer 32 (which we have also reviewed) but is just a bit lighter. So if you’ve already looked at the Venturer 32 and liked the look of it but thought it was a tad on the heavy side, then the Rollermo is a good alternative. With a powerful 1000 watt motor and a metal blade this mower is ideal for keeping your grass to a reasonable length. The 29 litre rear grass box ensures that after you’ve finished mowing, your garden will be nice and clean and there’s even a rear roller which is a nice addition for a mower in this price range. Carry on reading to find out all the pros and cons we found for this mower. Flymo Rollermo Review - Specifications

Achieve a perfectly manicured lawn with Flymo's range of lawnmowers. From cordless to electric mowers, you can find the perfect Flymo® for your lawn. Small and compact design – This is an advantage if you’ve got tight corners in your lawn or a lot of obstacles as this mower is ideal in those situations.

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Power Cord – 10 metres is a pretty standard length for a Flymo but you really could do with an extra couple of metres. It’s ok for a small garden but if you wanted to take on a medium sized lawn with this mower you might find yourself needing an extension cable. Flymo lawn mowers came to be after Swedish inventor Karl Dahlam was inspired by the invention of the hovercraft in the mid-1960s. Watching those floating boats skim across the surface of the water got him to thinking that if he applied the concept to lawn mowers he could create a mower that could be maneuvered with virtually no effort. He was right, and in 1965 the first Flymo (FLYing MOwer) went on sale.