FiskarsPruning Snips - 6" Garden Shears with Comfort Grip and Spring Action - Sharp and Precise Non-Stick Steel Blades - Quality Pruning Shears for Plants in Grow Tents and Hydroponics - 2 Pack

I purchased these Fiskars for pruning Orchids, and I haven't been disappointed. They are comfortable in the hand and exceedingly sharp. Because of their pointed blades the dead roots are easily removed and very cleanly.The fact that they came as a pair makes for even better value.

The best most comfy snips I’ve ever used. But the spring breaks quite a lot after lots of use. Wish they sold these in uk not just USA! Good if you haven’t much strength in your hands. Like using a hot knife on butter.

Very quick and easy to trim with. Non-stick is ok but if you were cutting/trimming a particularly sticky plant they need a wipe now and again. They keep working though.Super sharp, no fatigue like scissors. Would recommend.

Perfect for snipping awkward bits of plants,defo 5 stars

Actually really bad, they are alright for trimming a little but if you fancy trimming a full plant with these then expect to trap your hand and thumb in the stupid design in the middle, also expect the clip that holds it shut to slowly close over and over again, the main issue if the terrible design like a guillotine in the middle if your cutting hard to get leaves or in tight positions you WILL trap your thumb or finger or a bit of skin in the middle of these things, just get some normal scissors the non stick thing is a gimmick anyway and doesn't work they still get sticky as any thing else you use and is as hard to get off, don't buy these they are just a novelty.

I am not sure whether these are genuine Fiskars as normally I swear by their products. These however broke within the first time of use. I should have returned them for a refund. I have a cheap pair of Wilkinson Sword that are far, far sturdier than these.

Brought for greenhouse use on tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers, small and handy and a very good price for 2 pairs. One downside there is a little orange clip to keep scissors shut, while in use this clip moves up and catches its little plastic stop, after a few uses this plastic stop has worn away, so I can no longer lock the scissor closed for storage. This is probably due as much to my fat hands as it is a design fault.