Is a manual reel mower worth it for a small lawn?

Yes, if your lawn is small and you mow often. It costs less to run than a gas or battery mower and needs little upkeep. It is a poor fit for large, hilly or overgrown yards.

How often do I need to mow with a reel mower?

About once a week in the growing season, and before the grass gets tall. Reel mowers cut best on short grass. Letting it grow long means more effort and a rougher cut.

Does it bag the clippings?

Yes. It is set up as a bagging mower, so clippings go into the bag rather than back on the lawn. There is no mulching plug listed.

How hard is it to push?

On short, dry, level grass it pushes easily. On slopes, thick grass or wet grass it takes noticeably more effort than a self-propelled mower.

What comes in the box?

The mower and its grass bag. Check the listing for assembly tools; the handle usually needs bolting on.

When is the price lowest?

Manual reel mowers tend to drop in late summer and early fall as stores clear seasonal stock. Compare across stores before buying.

Ironmax 14-Inch Manual Reel Push Lawn Mower

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$89.99at Walmart, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Ironmax 14-Inch Manual Reel Push Lawn Mower

The Ironmax 14-inch manual reel mower is a push-powered mower with five blades and four cutting heights. It cuts a 14-inch swath and collects clippings in a bag, so it suits small residential lawns where a gas or cordless mower is more than you need. It runs on your own effort, with no gas, oil, cord or battery to manage. The 14-inch deck is narrow, so expect more passes on larger yards.