3 Pack Garden Pruning Shears Stainless Steel Blades Handheld Pruners Set with Gardening Gloves

A good value even better on sale. Just what every gardener needs. Cuts clean and with little effort.

Only needed one, but nice to have a variety for different trimming. Very strong and sharp so it cuts very well. Not too heavy. Well made.

It is a nice affordable set. I like the different heads for the clippers. They are definitely for lighter work, but easy to hold and handle. I tried them on a plant with smaller stick stems and they worked, but took a litte effort. All were nice and sharp, ready to go. A pair of gloves were a nice touch. I am happy with this purchase.

I just got this set of pruning shears today. I used the smaller one to trim jasmine and the medium one to trim bougainvillea. They are very sharp and were perfect for both plants. The size is perfect for my smaller hands, as were the gloves. They are an outstanding value for the price. I highly recommend this set of pruning shears. They are easy to open. Be careful opening and locking since they are sharp.

efficient, serves it purpose

Great value, the tools themselves just seemed a little small, almost childlike sizes or for smaller hands. Totally worth the $ though.

These shears were adequate but you get what you pay for. One of the shears keeps locking each clip, which is so annoying. The other two seem to cut fine. They aren't heavy if that is an issue - lightweight . Overall they do the job - but I would spend more next time and get a more heavy duty version.

Oh, where do I begin with this splendid trio of horticultural heroes? One might call them “pruners,” but I prefer to think of them as botanical sabres of glory. These stainless steel marvels slice through stems and twigs like a hot knife through Earl Grey-soaked crumpets. Truly, an aristocratic affair for one’s foliage. Each pair of shears, clad in vibrant livery (orange, yellow, and a cheeky red), seems to whisper, “Fear not, shrubbery, I come bearing precision and flair.” The grip? Ergonomic luxury, my dear. One feels rather like a knight brandishing a sword forged for the divine battle against garden overgrowth. The included gloves are a delight—one size fits most, which in this case means me, obviously. They shield one’s delicate digits from thorns, grime, and the ignominy of looking like you’ve been scrapping with a compost heap. Safety lock? Quite. I say, if James Bond were a gardener, he’d insist on nothing less. And the spring mechanism! Oh, the bounce-back is so perky, one might believe the shears were infused with the spirits of jubilant squirrels. Whether you’re taming your bonsai or ruthlessly eliminating an overzealous bougainvillea, these chaps are up for the task. A marvellous gift for one’s green-fingered confidante or simply a treat for yourself—because you, my dear, deserve garden grandeur. In summary: five out of five top hats. Snip on, you glorious thing.

Missing gloves.

Complete Junk. The springs pop out every second squeeze. The clip to keep them closed is on the wrong angle and actually restricts the range of the blades.

Thought it was a good option until it arrived. Was not impressed. It came incomplete.