What?! Scattered debris? 80% reduction? *Compared to our company “The power of Japanese style?” The grass cutter scatter prevention “G Catcher” exceeded expectations.

Right away, I’ve applied sticker tuning to the G Catcher.
It just looks cool for no particular reason, so I put a “STACK” sticker on it.

With just a small sticker, the appearance improves significantly, so
sticker tuning might be important?

Some time has passed since purchase, but I tried it out right away.
From what I can feel, it’s about 80% reduction. It’s easy to attach, detach, and clean, so I felt it’s quite a good product.
It’s definitely a starter lineup item.

With sticker tuning applied, it looks pretty cool somehow

This product just snaps and locks, so attachment and detachment is extremely easy.
Because of that, front and back adjustments are also simple, so I thought it’s a very user-friendly item.

On the flip side, if there’s a somewhat strong impact, it can shift.
That’s unavoidable.

Just with the STACK sticker, the cutter looks cooler too.
After using it, I noticed the blue vinyl-like material has a fiber interior that’s hard to break.
I felt it’s a well-thought-out product.

Let me try cutting grass in a soft weed zone.

It’s really just lightly grown, so as far as grass cutting goes, it’s quite light.
I tried cutting this state to see how much debris would scatter.

The catching power is incredible.

Just a little use and it ends up like this.
Before, I’d be covered in grass from head to toe.

Looking at how much grass has stuck to the G Catcher, it seems to be catching quite a lot

You can see it’s catching densely like this.
Without this, all that stuck debris would be flying toward me.

I didn’t cut a large amount of tall weeds, so the situation is quite soft.

Basically, I try to cut grass in a way that doesn’t spray debris toward me, so
depending on the cutting technique, there’s potential for more debris to stick.
But even so, the bigger impression is that nothing stuck at all.

The effect is tremendous, so with the G Catcher attached
and by mastering a grass cutting technique that minimizes debris flying toward me, I think I can stay clean.

What’s amazing is that the G Catcher comes off with one touch, so cleaning is easy.
You can even wash it with water as is, so the maintenance is top-notch.

Since I have a Makita 40V split motor,
I can remove this when disassembling and storing it, which is really helpful.

I think buying the G Catcher is an item you won’t regret.
I recommend getting it early before the fall grass cutting season.

All sorts of things are becoming scarce, so earlier is better.

This time I only cut on soil, so I used an Oregon flexible blade.
This cuts grass well, but among the three types of cord I currently have,
I judged this one would be used the least, so I’m trying to use it up as soon as possible.

That said, it’s 47 meters long and I only used 20-30 cm today, so it will last quite a while.

The G Catcher makes grass cutting extremely comfortable, so please get yours early.