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2-Pack Fiskars Micro-Tip Pruning Snips (399241-1002) for
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About this Item:
- Steel blade plant snips ideal for a variety of pruning tasks like cutting flower stems, shaping and maintaining your herb garden, and more to encourage overall plant health and appearance
- Non-stick blade coating makes smooth cuts, reduces gumming, and enhances rust resistance; Easy-Action design helps reduce hand fatigue; SoftGrip handle and easy-open lock allows for more control of clippers
- Steel blades stay sharp through heavy use and provide excellent durability for lasting value; Fiskars pruning snips and tools are built to last
- Designed to help you cultivate a better garden, Fiskars garden and yard tools are equipped with smart technologies and award-winning, ergonomic features that make it easier and more enjoyable to transform your outdoor space
- Lifetime warranty
Community Reviews
These Fiskars micro tip pruning snips are best for fine trimming, especially flower stems and herb gardens, with a compact feel that stays comfortable for longer use. The blades get praise for staying sharp through years of regular use, and the pair can still work like new with occasional sharpening. The main drawback is the center lock, which can slide into place and break, though the snips keep working and the lock can be removed, replaced, or held shut with a rubber band. A handy small snip if you want precision over heavy duty cutting.
Common Questions (3)
The center locking mechanism can slide into the lock position while the snips are open, and squeezing the handles then can break it. The snips still work fine without the lock, and some users remove the locks or keep them closed with a rubber band.
They can last for years with regular use: one pair is reported at 5-6 years old with yearly sharpening and still working like new, and another has been going strong for 15 years. That makes them a durable option for frequent fine trimming.
They are described as small and comfortable for prolonged use, even with large hands, and are considered the best option found for fine trimming and flower or herb stems. One caveat is that the open design can feel too big or too open for some users.
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They do have a flaw - the center locking mechanism can slide into the lock position with the snips open, and when you squeeze the handles together it breaks. I've had this happen with multiple pairs, but I still don't want to use anything else for fine trimming - these are the absolute best small snips.
They do have a flaw - the center locking mechanism can slide into the lock position with the snips open, and when you squeeze the handles together it breaks. I've had this happen with multiple pairs, but I still don't want to use anything else for fine trimming - these are the absolute best small snips.
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