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- With a bypass cutting tool, you draw a curved or straight blade past another blade — this creates a scissor-like motion that works well for cutting live green plants. The spongy, firm outer wall surrounding the stem yields easily to that bypass motion.Such as our product GPPS-1002, GPPS-1003 and GPPS-1004.
- With an anvil cutting tool, you bring down a straight blade against a wide anvil usually made of steel or hard rubber. Anvil pruners are better suited for dead and dried-out plants — the crushing motion causes the brittle stem to kind of explode and separate.Such as our product GPPS-1001 ,GPPS-1005 and GPPS-1011.
Product introduction:
- Product Name: 8" Professional Prunning Shears
- Model No.: GPPS-1011
- Bladder Material: High Carbon SK-5 Steel
- Handle Material: Hidh Quality Chrome Vanadium Steel
- HRC:54±1
Designs and Features
- Professionally built utilizing SK-5 Steel that meets the highest standards and gives you precision on each cut.
- The ratchet in the pruner is a clever extra mechanism to make light work of tough cuts. The extra power of the ratchet action makes these pruners ideal for heavy jobs.
- Made of Hidh Quality chrome vanadium steel, and the special reinforced design makes the shears stronger and powerful.
- The ergonomic design is friendly for both left and right hand use, while the anti-slip cushioned handle are strong,lightweight,and comfortable.
flappo
Reviewed in Italy on February 4, 2025
Molto resistente e facile da usare senza troppa fatica, taglia molto bene anche rami grandi.
James H
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
Good compound cutting. Cuts larger branches than regular clippers.
Brian B.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024
I have a tree that growing in my yard that has some pretty thick branches. They’re not the brown branches does the green ones and these cut through them with ease and you do it all with one hand nicely made you get a good grip and they’re sharp what else could you ask for?
sicufel
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024
Nice construction. Seems sturdy thus far. I have used it to cut off thick branches with ease due to its ratcheting design.The only issue is that it doesn’t lock up properly when I’m done with it. I have to struggle to close it up.
Ray D.
Reviewed in Canada on December 14, 2024
Ratchets on smaller stems. Makes gardening easier
Lilys
Reviewed in France on November 30, 2024
Conforme à la description. Facile à utiliser même pour les petites mains.
Aaron
Reviewed in Australia on September 3, 2022
I have had this for years and it is still going strong. Great brand, will buy again.
5408
Reviewed in Japan on January 21, 2022
切れ味抜群でした。
alcimedes
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2017
**The beginning of this review is old. I'm leaving it up here because that was my original, one star review. Since then, the Manf. has reached out, and sent me a new set of shears, and asked if I would update my review based on the new product. I have since done so, and updated my review to 5 stars. Not only is it an excellent set of pruning sheers, the company went WAY out of their way to make up for the initial bad product. I'm very impressed.**The new set of shears were a much more durable design. The are equally as sharp, but after hours of cutting finger width branches, the shears still had a nice, tight feel. After hours of use, they feel just as good as when they were first opened.Very impressed with both the product, and the company willing to stand behind it. Leaving the original, one-star review below.>So I see a bunch of highly rated versions of this product, and either I got a dud or these people have never used high quality pruning shears.(This is in reference to the first product shipped, none of the below applies to the new version sent out, if someone else got a dud, reach out to the manf., they appear genuinely concerned with making it right.)>I bought this to help take out some small hardwood scrub elms that had cropped up. The shears are relatively lightweight, which would be a plus except for how poorly constructed they seemed to be.>The entire product had a very loose fit, all parts had significant play in every direction. They were sharp enough to do the work, but were poorer quality than the 15 year old ones I'd been using previously. Fine if you're cutting through soft woods, not up snuff for harder work. For the price not sure what I expected, but after seeing all those glowing reviews I felt compelled to share my comparison to the much older tools I'd been using.>I should have spent the money on this to go get my old one sharpened.>After two hours of use, the tool which already had too much play for my perspective was significantly looser.
easyshopper
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2017
** Update Aug. 31, 2018 ** ... Uh, nope. Just okay. Not so good for my use. ...Cons:- The sharpness didn't last long. Okay, it's normal to dull with use. But they lose their sharpness very quickly with light use. I keep resharpening them, but they're not easy for me to sharpen with the type of curve of the blade. (I've asked my spouse to give it a try.)- The handles aren't as comfortable as I prefer - at least not to me.- I still can't get them to lock in the closed position, so the remain open - not very safe, and just not convenient.I'm keeping it at 3-stars "It's Okay" for now, because I'm giving them a little longer to see how they do. If I can't keep them sharp a little longer and come to like them better, it'll be two stars. "I Don't Like It."==============================================================Previous review:So far, these shears are very impressive with the sharpness and ease in cutting. Having not used them a lot, I'll come back and update if that changes. Minus 1 star because it was difficult to pull the release button back to open them, and now I'm not able to push it back to put them in a closed position. Granted, I have a bit of arthritis in my hands, but it just . won't . close. I'll also update that if oiling it (or anything else) helps.
tarita virtue
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2017
you've GOT TO LOVE IT when products are manufactured with a sense of pride and attention to QUALITY! i was not sure what to expect when this gardening tool was offered as a lightening deal. the pressure of possibly missing out on a great deal doesn't leave enough time to comparison shop. however, being let down and having to return products that sound wonderful in the reviews, but make me feel like i've been tricked and conned once their arrive - gave me good reason to pause.as the time ticked down on this lightening deal…i raced over to my filled cart ( of unsure, hastily added products that ran the gamut from plumbing repair parts to a stun-gun and aromatherapy oil ) and hit "save for later" ( a bunch of times ) until it was emptied - except for this one purchase.the price and reviews seemed "too good to be true" - yet i took a chance and have been THRILLED with the design, usefulness and strength in slicing through my neighbor's overgrown trees and the damage their roots did to my driveway. this tool seriously rocked my world by making an otherwise frustrating chore FUN! it worked so effectively that i was actually LOOKING for MORE plants & trees to "prune."time in nature seems to heal parts of ourselves that we didn't know needed it!the shaping of formerly unruly branches, clearing away the impressively large piles of yard work ( accomplished so quickly with THIS AWESOME & now my FAVORITE of ALL GARDENING TOOLS i've owned ), smiling as you look at this pruner - because not only did it actually lived up to the hype, but it is far from tiring out or losing its sharp slicing powers. this is like an expensive top of the line race car — rearing to keep going. your sweat-equity is met with a perfectly timed cool breeze - as you admire the results of your handiwork.
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