WISEUPGarden Pruning Scissors, Ergonomic Garden Shears with SK5 Steel Blades, Red, Ambidextrous, Modern, Anvil Type, Flat Edge

Nice, sharp and they Did the job.

The WISEUP Pruning Shears’ promises of "ultra sharp high carbon SK-5 steel blades” might be just a little over the top — they are indeed pretty sharp, in terms of being about as sharp as one would want from a decent pair of shears — but I don’t know about “ultra” haha, these aren’t exactly lightsabers. But they do indeed slice through light foliage fairly effortlessly, proving their mettle against unruly plants.The ergonomic anti-slip handle is a practical touch, fitting the hand comfortably. But I agree with the other reviewers that mentioned that a slightly longer blade and handle would be an improvement — at least for my hand-size and preference, I’d appreciate a model that was a little better, for improved reach and leverage/cutting power. However, the size of these is quite standard, and I suppose by not going bigger it keeps the weight down, which could be handy for prolonged use. (And I always like to keep a few different shears around anyway, as it’s helpful to have a few different types and sizes to choose from as needed.)The "three in one safety lock design" is functional, adjusting to various hand sizes and allowing one-handed operation. The locking adjustment offers basic security during storage – a plus for preventing accidental snips in the shed.Marketed as versatile, for everything from bonsai to light branches, these shears seem like a reliable gardening companion. Their true longevity remains untested of course, as it's still early days in their pruning career. But so far they're cutting it in my gardening tasks.

I love my bahco pruner I've had for over 15 years... it works great and can cut large branches up to 3/4 inches, but I've also wrecked the blades doing it. This wiseup pruner is almost as good... it's ergonomic, the thumb lock works very well. The cutting action is nice, but not to the level of a bahco pruner. But for the price and the design of this pruner... it's very nice as long as you stay below 1/2 inch branches. I would have loved the blade to be 1/4 to 1/2 longer and the handle also another 1/2 to inch longer to provide more leverage. It's really a good value pruner. If I didn't have my bahco pruner...this wise up pruner would be one of my top pruning shears. If they made the blades and handle longer... it'd would be a terrific pruner.

The WISEUP Pruning Shears are first rate. Things we really like:1. The handles have great ergonomics and feel solid yet soft in the hand.2. The action can be limited to 50% for close pruning, which means half the effort when touching up rose bushes, etc.3. The blades are sharp and after 22 bushes of winter pruning, they still held a good edge and the blade, not your muscles, made the cut happen.4. The overall construction and movement feel very solid. I expect these shears to last a long time under regular use.Excellent product!

These garden shears are very user friendly. You can adjust the lever according to the size of your hand so the pruning handle will fit the palm of your hand perfect. If you have a lot of brush to cut, you can do it without experiencing discomfort.I always have a pair of shears with me when I am working in my yard, and these are my new go to. You can lock them closed which protects the blades and makes them easier to carry around when you're not using them.For $12 these garden sheers are a great buy.

These pruning shears do exactly what they are designed to do. They cut through those thick branches like butter and are comfortable to boot. It doesn't feel like you're fighting against them, if that makes sense. I am very glad that I picked these up and I'll be sure to use them for all of my branch snipping needs.

I carry a pair of garden shears in my back pocket every day while working on my farm and I like this bypass style the best. This pair feels sturdy in the hand while cutting brush and is very comfortable due to the contoured or ergonomic handles. I especially like the blade & handle locking mechanism that has three settings for locked, small hands, and large hands. I have small hands so it's nice that at that setting the shears don't open up quite as far so they're easy for me to grasp without stretching. I definitely recommend these pruning shears.

These are excellent for gardening and both my indoor and outdoor plants. Nice comfortable grip, super sharp blade, just feels like it’s quality & made to last. I like that it has a locking feature to both keep it safe and smaller for storage when not in use. Also good that they’re bright red and easier to find when I put them down somewhere. Very happy with these & their low price!

Erfüllt seine Zwecke, für Rosen oder kleine Äste gut geeignet

Da ich nicht gerade der Gartenheld bin und nicht so oft mit einer Gartenschere hantiere, hätte ich nicht gedacht, dass es so große Unterschiede gibt.Dieses Modell hier liegt jedenfalls gut in der Hand und überträgt die Handkraft gut in die Schneiden.Auch dickere Äste müssen hier schnell aufgeben.Die Verarbeitung ist wertig und scheint langlebig. Ob dem so ist, wird die Zukunft zeigen.Auf jeden Fall braucht diese Gartenschere keinen Vergleich zu teureren Markenprodukten scheuen.Preis - Leistung = top = Kaufempfehlung.Wichtig!!: Als Vine-Produkttester bekomme ich einige Waren gratis. Das bedeutet aber nicht, dass ich diese Produkte grundsätzlich positiv oder besser bewerte. Das man sich als "Beschenkter" ein Stück weit dankbar fühlt und geneigt ist, daher eine positive Gegenleistung zu erbringen, ist mir als psychologisches Phänomen bekannt. Aber in dieser Kenntnis bin ich vielleicht sogar kritischer als ein "Nichtbeschenkter".Ich versichere jedenfalls jedes Produkt absolut ehrlich und kritisch zu bewerten.

Ich bin wirklich positiv überrascht von dieser Gartenschere.Sie schneidet super, auch dickere Äste und scheint sehr robust zu sein.Angesichts des Preises kann man diese Gartenschere uneingeschränkt weiterempfehlen!