Fiskars SoftGrip Bypass Pruner 5/8″ Tree Cutter

Uma tesoura de poda com muita qualidade! Bem afiada, muito confortável de usar em razão do seu sistema de rolagem dos cabos, boa capacidade de corte, lâminas com proteção para reduzir o processo de oxidação, e bem ergonômica. Recomendo a Fiskars P552!

Feels good in my hand, blades are sharp. These shears made light work of my weeds. It easily cut stalks up to 3/4″. Nice size and weight.

Son muy cómodas y con su sistema de engranes facilitan el trabajo. Se requiere mucho menos fuerza para cortar ramas que con otras tijeras del mismo tipo.
El metal de las hojas de corte es de buena calidad y conserva el filo.
Personas con manos débiles o artritis lo beben tener.

After losing my pruners last fall, I finally gave up the search and ordered new ones. I love all Fiskars products. From sewing scissors, which my mom had when I was a kid to rotary cutters I now use so I knew the quality I was purchasing for yard work. These are comfortable for my arthritic hands, which sometimes have a difficult time gripping. The hand grips are cushioned in all the right places. Sharp blades are a must when trimming /pruning bushes like hydrangea and flowering Hostas, these are nice and sharp and will stay that way for a long time if they follow the history of the brand. I will purchase more of this brand in the future as needed.

Very easy to use (with arthritic hands) and well built. I am very pleased.

So what’s new you ask? Are we going to continue to accept lower quality goods at higher prices? Sometimes the price remains reasonable but the quality drops so much, there’s little value left. I have a power pruner that I got in a 3 pack of small, medium and large pruners about 20 years ago, and it was fantastic. The largest pruners were the power pruner type and they were smooth, comfortable, effective and lasted all those years, as have the smaller pruners. The power roll handle finally gave out and I can’t see a fix, so I tried the new ones in spite of the poor reviews which clarify why this isn’t the best selling pair of Fiskars. To give the company credit, the blades are still good but if they aren’t pleasant to use – who cares? The lock is really hard to use as many other reviewers mentioned, so the pruners stay open which isn’t the end of the world but I don’t want them in my pocket without being locked, so there’s another function that’s inferior. I’m going to try different brands until I find one that makes me happy. I’d go for a pair of Felco pruners, but I’ve tried their smallest pruner at a friend’s house and they’re too heavy for me. I’m not as good as I used to be either but it’s not a manufacturing/design problem. ;>}