Gonicc 8" Professional Secateurs Premium Titanium Bypass Pruning Shears (GPPS-1003), Hand Pruners, Garden Clip, Hedge Shears(Gold)

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All the pruners we tested are right-handed but could work as left-handed pruners, except that the blade faces the opposite side so you lose some visibility of the branch you’re cutting. We wouldn’t recommend using this pruner because it failed to achieve its promise of an innovative and easier pruning experience. Coated blades are great to prevent sap from sticking if you’re cutting green stems–all you have to do is wipe them down after each use. The team used each pair of secateurs over eight weeks on a range of gardening tasks, including pruning and cutting down perennials. This type of the tool is able to make tougher cuts gradually, as you repeatedly squeeze and release the handles to get through the growth and they are particularly useful for gardeners who lack strength.

It consistently cut through dead wood of various shapes and diameters without much crushing or stripping of the bark.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

Some features that are unique to this product are its large safety pin style spring and the heavy-duty heel lock. While scissors are great for thin stems, you’ll need a set of pruning shears to tackle thick stems and light tree branches. The Gonic 8” Professional SK-5 anvil pruner uses a unique “pulley mechanism” inside the handle that slowly increases the blade pressure on the wood as you squeeze. Value for money: Focussed on the quality of the secateurs, any special features and warranty and RRP. The secateurs were assessed on how easy they were to use and maintain, how well they cut and how comfortable they were to use.Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). My hands kept sliding towards the hinge, requiring me to constantly adjust my grip after just a few cuts, potentially dropping the pruners in the process.