Felco Pruning Shears (F 7) - High Performance Swiss Made One-Hand Garden Pruners

Excellent , this is the best of the best, great fit, grip, ease of grip , easy cleaning, works well easy to use.

I've been through what seems like dozens of different brands and types of hand pruners in the last 50 years and I decided it was time to try the best. What a difference this Felco pruner is compared with any of the others in terms of quality of workmanship and ease and comfort of use. There is no comparison. This Felco, made in Sweden, is by far the sharpest, most well designed, most easy to use of any pruner out there. Not only that, replacement parts are available for just about any thing that might ever need replacing at some time in the future. Try finding a replaceable blade or spring for your run of the mill pruners from a hardware or lumber store!The rotating handle is something I have never experienced before and I wasn't so sure that was something that would be needed. But after using this Felco F-7 with the rotating handle, I'm convinced it's the way to go. No stress or strain on your hand, what could be better than that?All in all, I would definitely recommend this pruner. It's the one I would buy again.

These pruners work great. They are easy to use even cutting through fairly good size branches. They are very sharp and easy on the hand.

Very good tool! Swiss-made with the usual attention to detail.

Made pruning easy, good cuts with sharp blade.

These shears are the absolute finest. The cutting edge is incredibly sharp, having no burr on the edge whatsoever. The feel of these with the rotating grip is incredible. Even at the price they are worth every penny. Will definitely be purchasing more FELCO products in the future.

I really love ergonomic clippers with the rotating handle. I can use them for hours. Bought this to replace a pair that are slowing down (at least 10 years old). These are beautifully made, solid aluminum handles. The only down side is the item was not sized so it's too big for my very small hands. Amazon only appears to have the one "large" size so I found a local retailer (through the manufacturer's site) that could order me a small pair. I will keep the bigger ones for helpers. If you have short hands or little fingers (or, in my case both) you will need a medium or small pair. The manufacturer has a hand measuring chart that will help. Definitely worth the money for the quality and you can order replacement parts.

I have a rather large yard which requires pruning nearly year round. I've used several brands of pruners over the years and had stuck largely with Fiskars. At the end of a day, my knuckles would just ache like nobody's business. I'm only 40 and it felt like I had some crazy arthritis attack going on (guessing that's what it would feel like). My knuckles and joints would get swollen and red and it would take a few days for the pain to reside.I'd been reading tons of reviews over the holidays and just couldn't understand why people were so in love with Felco's. I figured they are all the same - sure, some have parts that are built to last longer, but all they do is clip - right? I was wrong.I ordered these for myself as a Christmas gift (to myself from my wife lol). I was a bit leery of the rotating handle, but figured I'd give it a try considering the pain my other pruners have caused me over the years.It's now been close to a month with near constant use over the Christmas holiday and regular use every weekend. It is very easy to get used to the handle. In fact, I don't even think about it when I'm using them. It really does make cutting larger branches ridiculously easy.I now swear by these and am likely to order a backup pair since I misplace mine so often (though I did order the holster in an attempt to address that!).Highly recommend for anyone that gets aches and pains from their pruners and wants a top of the line product.