Description
From the manufacturer
At a glance:
- For branches and twigs up to dia. 2 cm
- Easy resharpening of the cutting blade
- Sturdy, comfortable SoftGrip handles
- Non-stick coated upper blade
- Locking mechanism
- Right-/left-handed
- Not suitable for dry and hard twigs.
Garden Pruners P341, Bypass
For fresh branches and twigs
The Bypass Garden Pruners are ideal for cutting fresh branches, twigs of rose bushes or ornamental plants with a diameter of up to 2 cm. The sturdy, comfortable SoftGrip handles made of fibreglass-reinforced plastic without PVC provide maximum comfort for the hands. The upper cutting blade is non-stick coated to reduce friction during cutting. At the same time, the locking mechanism always ensures safe transport and easy storage.
Solid Garden Pruners
Bypass – For fresh wood
Ergonomic Handle
Quality since 1649
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| What it is | Rotating wedge | PowerLever, Gear Hedge Trimmer HS52 | Garden Shears P341, Bypass | Garden knife, K62 | WoodXpert, tool belt | Solid, Axe and knife sharpener |
| Use | For splitting hard wood for the fireplace or campfire | For cutting hedges, bushes and small shrubs back into shape and size | For cutting fresh twigs, branches, rose bushes or ornamental plants up to 2 cm thick | For cutting off side shoots and flowers with precision | For easy transport of tools, perfect for foresters and woodworkers | For sharpening axes and knives |
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Splitting axe |
Handsaw |
Telescopic tree pruner |
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| Description | PowerGear X, telescopic tree pruner UPX86 | Xsharp, Axe and knife sharpener | Chopping Axe, S X10 | Splitting Axe, L X21 | Xtract, Handsaw SW73 | SmartFit, Telescopic Bypass tree pruner |
| Application | For cutting fresh twigs, branches, rose bushes or ornamental plants up to 3.2 cm diam. | For sharpening axes and knives | For splitting logs with a diameter of up to 10 cm for the fireplace, stove, grill or campfire, Ideal for woodwork and construction | For splitting logs with a diameter of 20-30 cm for the fireplace, stove, grill or campfire | For fresh wood like branches, hedges and bushes | For cutting fresh, young shoots, branches and twigs |
Josh –
Have used to trim back thick brambles >1/2inch, which it did easily. Haven’t tried anything stronger than that.
Simon Fryer –
We have been ‘garden centre’ or discount shop buyers of secateurs in the past and like most of the things we’ve bought whether tools or gloves we usually end up buying them twice.Paid a little more and got these clipper. They are good quality and strong, they won’t last forever but they are well made and comfortable to use. The mechanism on the blades is easy to lock one-handed and the width they open to is maybe a bit narrower but that is also a guide to how thick the things you are cutting can be.Sharp and don’t get locked up much so far, would recommend.
mr m r manners –
Bought Fiskars products for many years as so well made and stay sharp
londontownster –
Very good pruner for flowers and small branches etc. as recommended by manufacturer. One small problem: the push up and down clip thing that holds blades together when not in use can accidently engage while you are using the pruner, which is very annoying. Other than that they are nice clean cutters and easy to hold.
GeorgeGeorge –
Havent try yet but looks very handy and comfy in hand.
Terry, Oxon –
Just as described and arrived on time and in good condition
Handy mannyHandy manny –
I have been using these for work since September 2014. Sometime I end up sharpening them twice a day as they are used so much and probably abused too( cutting inch diameter+ branches)!!My only gripe is that I can not buy spare springs from the manufacturer. I found that two clothes peg springs do the job well, but I get through a set of springs(clothes pegs ones or original) in about 2 months.The more you use them the more comfortable they are.Brilliant bit of kit if kept sharp and regularly oiled.******Update!!! I have found the correct size springs on Amazon!! 7mm diameter, 30mm free length, 18mm compressed, 0.8mm wire. 30 springs for 8.99!! Just measured how much I’ve worn away by regular sharpening, about 2mm off the blade, and still working well!!! Just serviced them, oiled, sharpened and bolt tightened. Working like new again(with the new spring)!! Very impressed how they are lasting!!!***** Just added a picture of how worn my blade is now.And they are still going strong!!!I think I’ve given them more work since I bought them than most people will in 15-20 years!!!I’m very pleased with them!!! Now 5 stars!!
happy shopper –
I tend to go for certain brands and fiskars is definately in that list. These are really easy to use really sharp and precise was so happy I bought them then realised it’s the third time I have bought them haha and I would buy them again in a heart beat they are really good
Shirley –
I have used them and they are great I cut the branches up into smaller pieces without any problems
Adam –
OK so you researched it on Wikipedia and figured the difference between Bypass and Anvil pruners/secateurs. So I have climbing roses all over the house and apple tree in garden so figured I might need both types, and duly ordered them. They both look almost the same, they both open about the same amount, and they are both good quality. Wiki tells me the anvil will be better on the thick branches of the apple tree but to be fair I reckon the bypass will handle it no problem too. So……I am well and truly covered for any pruning challenge, but reckon the bypass set would probably cover most angles. Good pruners if anyone in doubt.