ARS320BM Cultivation Scissors, Angled Carbon Tool Steel

I love these. I've now purchased 4 pairs to have anywhere I'm working or close by. My gf has taken a liking to them, so looks like I'm going to have to replace a pair...

These r great IMO IF you need flexibility of cutting, trimming almost size encountered with one shear and have many hrs. of work to do. For me, any spring loaded snips r prone to give me numbing in hands after awhile. I have learned the slide locks do not hold up for me. I prefer the ARS brand, have collection of varied ARS snips and some decades old but perform like those right out of the box. Working, just toss em in jar of alcohol and keep working then wipe em down and on i go. Oil and tighten screw every few yrs). Better than other bonsai or botanicals snips, ARS brand stays super sharp and admit have no problems if cutting fine, fine manicure or thru that massive main stem. For all your oils, butters, tinctures, salves, lotions..use code for discounthttp://magicalbutter.refr.cc/G88G4CLHappy!

I've had the grape, flower and bud trimming scissors for about 6 weeks now, and so far they have worked out well. I've cut and trimmed everything from knockout roses to rasberries and black rasberries, mostly trimming medium to small growth, but also a few more course and barky type branches on the same fruit vines. Overall, the price was very good, the product is sharp and seems to be durable, and the delivery time was more than adequate.

Excelllent scissors. The curved blades are actually kind of nice. Worth every penny I paid for these. They outlast all my other trimming scissors and are nice to switch between the spring loaded kind for a change of pace. I definitely don't use these to cut larger dry stems though. They are more for manicuring

This is the best scissors for trimming that I have ever had. I would, without hesitation recommend these to anyone, especially in Colorado for doing a lot of trimming fast and accurately, it even oujtrip one of my electric units in this area. A great product for a great price, but be very careful, these are very sharp/

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When it comes to cultivation scissors, I would imagine that different people prefer different types. I like these because the shorter blade gives me more control and they are much sharper than the cheap scissors.

Pretty good, and they would be my favorites for trimming herb, but the Chikamasa scissors of the same size and shape with the non-stick coating have a noticeably quicker action as well as not getting gummed up as fast. If you're gonna be doing a lot of this work (and I have), I recommend the Chikamasa B-500sf over these.. .