Goture Garden Shears 1Pc, Pruning Shears for Gardening, SK5 Garden Shears Pruning, Beige Garden Scissors Tools...

I would describe this as a light duty pair of pruners. Theyre very compact and light so they easily fit in your pocket. They have a really nice latch that is super easy to lock them, so theres no danger of getting hurt with them. I use them primarily in the garden for trimming flowers and herbs. But I have used them to cut through branches when picking fruits like pomegranate and persimmons. They will easily cut through a branch that might be somewhere between 1/4 and 3/8 of an inch in diameter. Because theyre small I just store them in a kitchen drawer so they dont get lost outside in the garden. I highly recommend these, especially at the price.

These are a good pair of classic bypass garden shears. The handles are a bit more padded than many I've tried in my lifetime, and the spring mechanism works nicely to push the handles open again. The lock does a good job of keeping the blades closed. The blades themselves were able to keep an edge for quite awhile, and were easy to sharpen once I had dulled them after tackling a rose bush.

This garden shear can cut through hard and thick small plant branches with ease. It is really sharp and comes really handy in trimming your plant during spring and summer. It has a convenient locking mechanism that makes the storing easy. One special functionality about the shear is that it allows you to tighten it using the nut that you can find at the center of the shear.

These garden chairs are a bit smaller than the other ones that I have. I'm not sure how I feel about that I feel like I will let my seven year-old use these because they're going to be not too big for his hands. They are of a OK quality. I don't like the cheap plastic because it doesn't feel that adorable. The shears themselves seem like they are fairly sharp so that's a good thing. Again, I think these are going to be this year. I let my son use because they are seem to be a good size for his smaller hands.

I have used a lot of different shears over the years and these have been my favorite to date! They are smaller allowing them to fit in my hands much better. The spring has just enough tension to keep them open but not so much that it makes it hard to squeeze them. They are very sharp and cut through smaller limbs on shrubs with no problems. They have a good rubber grip on them that helps you hold on however rubber grips tend to slip in my hands when I start sweating so will be wrapping them with sports tape. But that is just a personal thing. I would by another set when the time comes.