pruning scissors

The listings specify a range of maximum cutting diameters, for example: 1.02 inches, 1 inch, 2 inches, 35 mm, 25 mm, and 1.5 cm — the exact maximum depends on the specific tool model.

Handles shown include aluminum and aluminum-alloy (some with wood-grain finish), wood, and plastic/rubber. Grip options commonly include ergonomic, non-slip or anti-slip surfaces.

These tools use bypass-style blades, compound-action (leveraged) cutting mechanisms to multiply force, and wavy/serrated (wave) blades typically used for hedge trimming.

Handle lengths vary: some loppers/shears are fixed at about 23–24 inches overall, while at least one adjustable model extends in multiple steps from 28 to 41 inches for added reach.

Several listings note built-in safety locks or anti-break locking systems that keep blades closed for safe storage and help prevent slipping or jamming during use.

You’ll find single pruning shears as well as sets and multi-packs — for example, 2-piece sets (curved and straight blades) and 2‑pack options; listings describe both single items and combined sets.