Edward Tools Classic Cut Bypass Pruners - Heavy Duty Forged Steel Pruning Shears - Cuts up to 1" Diameter - Safety Lock Design - Non Slip Grip

These are made really well! Very sturdy and not like Fiskars or other box store brands. They can be taken apart cleaned, sharpened and oiled. These will last a lifetime with proper care!

These are fantastic, not just for the money. They seem quite similar to my (expensive, but also great) Felco pruners in heft, size, and function. Many pruners have a limited range of opening angle, so you can't get them around more sturdy branches. These definitely do, and that also makes them much easier to sharpen from the base of the blade to the tip. They feel good in my hand and they do the job well.

excellent pruners you won't be let down

Standard garden use pruner for a good price. I purchased a half dozen pruners for my vineyard volunteers who did thousands of vine cuts this past year with no issue. Easy grip, spring loaded, it works well. My only complaint is one out of the 6 had a lock close clip mechanism that wasn't working but it was fixed with a needle nose pliers and I provide holsters for each pruner anyway so it wasn't a big deal. Typical build-up of accumulation between blades were easily cleaned. It performed well, the blades were sharp and oil lubricated. Proven durability.

I purchased these to trim the vegetation around my property which consists of a bunch of oak trees and a variety of woody shrubs. These clippers feel very solidly built and can cut the branches without difficulty. They are fairly small and light and easy to wield and my hands don’t hurt after a good session of rush trimming. My only complaint is that the rubber handle coverings tend to slide off with heavy use so I eventually just removed them. I find these cutters to be a good value and a handy tool. Based on my experience using them over the past several months I would not hesitate to recommend them to a friend.

These sheers do the job but I left mine out overnight once and the entire thing got rusted. They went from brand new to looking 100 years old in under 9 hours. I doubt they will last much longer but can't expect much more for the money. There is also a poorly placed safety latch on them that keeps them closed when not in use that tends to snag on the spring, forcing you to unsnag it every 20 seconds when you are using them .

We seem to loose these often, I like to have a few on hand when needed. They work great and hold there edge, good price also.

Ok I bought 2 of these made by different companies but the same style. I need to start out by saying I am not fond of the rachet types and this is a simply good made clipper that uses a spring to open up after chomping down on a branch. It totally works and even my brother likes the way it bites into overgrown bushes and our nemesis the blackberry bush. My only possible irritation would be the width of the handles. My fingers with gloves on need to stretch a bit to get a firm grip. Of course my hands and fingers are shorter than some. I would recommend this style of clipper to anybody not in love with the rachet style clipper.