MaxForce Pruner

I have purchased a few other pruning shears over the last few years, and I believe this is the best. It cuts cleanly with very little effort. The other pruners need a little extra force to cut 1/4" branches, etc. They also seem to shake a little during the cutting process. These shears, on the other hand, cut the 1/4" branches just as easily as the smaller branches. The price is in the range of the other shears, but the cutting is superior.

This has a solid feel and cuts well. Occasionally I need to cut a small branch off a tree so it won't obstruct the easement in the backyard.

I had no idea what to expect from this tool, nor honestly of what I might need it for. I thought it might be a bit flimsy to take on some thicker branches. But this thing is tank solid, sharp as can be and it makes easy work of common trimming around the yard.

Sent back because my son had already purchased them.We would have definitely kept them if we still did yard work.Seemed very well made

These are easy to use. Can't comment on durability as yet. But hopeful.

I found this anvil pruner online while searching for a replacement. I loved the professional look, so I decided to give it a try. This tool is SLICK! What a clean cut! I just completed 3.5 hours of Spring pruning to clear out the dead/dry branches and stems in my yard and I really enjoyed using it - my palms don’t hurt, my wrists don’t ache and I feel like my pruning looks like it was done by a pro. Very lightweight and comfortable to use. Another cool feature - the tool can easily adjust to accommodate different hand sizes, so my 80 yr old mom/gardener was able to try it out for a few snips and had no issues being able to make a clean cut. I feel like this was a great purchase.

I like the way the pruning shears fit my hand; compact and easy to grip.

Looks handy & efficient but lacks performance when you need it. Maybe its the plasticized blades but this cute hand shear fails more than it succeeds. While cutting simple plants, it often takes 2-3 attempts. For shrubs and larger stalks, I revert to my kitchen shears. Pass on this one.