Heavy Duty 8 Garden Pruning Shears with Adjustable Grip for Gardening - Ideal for Trimming Plants and Cutting Flowers up to 3/4

About this item

• Easy to Use: CyberGenZ pruning shears are ideal professional garden tools for florists or gardeners. Because of its easy-to-use features, even amateurs or seniors can still get started quickly.
• Sharp Blade: The blade of garden shears adopts SK5 professional high carbon steel with non-stick coating. Compared with the traditional stainless steel blade, our blade stays sharp longer, sturdy, and durable. The sharp garden scissors cut branches up to 3/4 inches with no problem. It is suitable for crafting and pruning the annuals such as shrubs, bushes, hedges, thick weed vine stems, flower stems, branches, indoor outdoor floral plants, etc.
• Ergonomic Design: The ergonomic grips are very comfortable and lightweight in your hand. The grips fit your hand just right and allow you to apply a fair amount of force, even cutting some thick branches.
• Adjustable Features: With just a quick flick of the switch, you can increase or reduce the grip width of the secateurs. It reduces unnecessary opening width, which in turn helps with hand fatigue. Our garden clippers are particularly handy for customers with medium-size to large-size hands.
• Internal Spring: Our hand pruners adopt an internal spring design scheme, which means the spring will not pop out, get lost, clamp your hands, and are more avoid rust. It does not require much force to overcome but provides plenty of spring back. It is very comfortable and labor-saving to use.
• Easy to Lock: The unique adjustable thumb lock can smoothly operate with one hand. You can conveniently carry and store the gardening shears when the blade is in a locked state.
• Easy to Clean: Performance blade coating avoids blade rust and corrosion, leaves from sticking, and the metal blade is easy to clean with water.
• Easy to Find: Our pruning scissors are easy to locate on the ground with the unique bright-colored handle design. You won’t have to spend time trying to find them in the yard.