gonicc 8" Professional Sharp Bypass Pruning Shears (GPPS-1002), Tree Trimmers Secateurs,Hand Pruner, Garden Shears,Clippers for The Garden.

Bought the sheers to trim some smaller trees and bushes in my yard and these work great! They are really sharp and cut cleanly. The lock mechanism works well, they are comfortable to hold and are a well made design.

These pruning shears work really well for all my garden trimming needs. The cut quality is sharp and clean, making it easy to trim branches without much effort. The handle length is comfortable, and they’re easy to open and close. The size is just right—not too big or small—so they’re easy to handle for different tasks around the garden. Overall, they’ve been a reliable tool, and I’m happy with them

Good handy set of clippers that will cut through 1/2” easily.

I have a tree that growing in my yard that has some pretty thick branches. They’re not the brown branches does the green ones and these cut through them with ease and you do it all with one hand nicely made you get a good grip and they’re sharp what else could you ask for?

This new pruner is replacing a set that I have used for about 30 years!, it was very well made and has lasted a long time so any new pair of pruners is going to have to really offer a lot. The old pair is just worn out and its time for a replacement.The pair I obtained are a newer version that are advertised as ergonomic, one of the two handles rotates as you cut. (GPPS-1014). Some reviews indicated other pruners entirely. I found these to be quite sharp, easily cutting green limbs and dead ones as well, the dead ones are usually larger than the live ones. At first the moving handle seemed odd, it didn't take long to get used to it slightly rotating while I cut a branch, it became second nature quickly and I think that will reduce hand fatigue and cut down on blisters, although I always wear gloves when using them.The spring allowed them to open easily but wasn't too strong to require added force to cut. Their overall size was comfortable, both in my large hand, and to maneuver around bushes to make a cut. The length of the blade is about the same as many other average pruners out there. I take these as an average pair of pruners for everyday work in your yard which for most of us is 1 or 2 days a week at most. I think the ergonomic handle would also be suited for the gardener who would be using these every day.The handles are foam covered and afford comfortability. The small locking mechanism stayed open while using them. I didn't test them to see if they would cut 1" diameter branches, but to cut larger branches you will need hand strength to do so, these are sharp, (they are also brand new), if you regularly cut larger branches, or if you don't have a lot of hand strength, you should try a ratcheting type or a larger pruner made for larger branches. Yes, that may require additional steps but you should use the right tool for the right job, otherwise you aren't going to get good results.I did not have a lot of pruning to do this spring, I will try to update this review in the fall.