FELCO 100 rozenschaar (bloemenschaar, snede ø 10 mm, lengte 210, tuinschaar voor grote handen, bloemenplukschaar, ergonomische handgreep)

Duur maar onmisbaar in de tuin. Alle andere snoeischaren zijn duidelijk van mindere kwaliteit dus het is de investering meer dan waard

Die Schere liegt angenehm in der Hand. Wenn man die richtige Seite oben hat, funktioniert sie super als Präsentierschere. Nur ganz kleine Sachen fallen dann runter.Für dickere Äste nicht geeignet, aber das steht schon in der Beschreibung.Erleichtert das arbeiten durch das festhalten der abgeschnittenen Stücke, direkt dann rein in Kübel oder wohin auch immer.Griffe sind angenehm und für mich als Frau super handlich.

La grande qualità che distingue i protri Felco

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Got this for one-handed deadheading of Columbine, Geum, etc, and it's exactly what I hoped it would be. You can't tell from the images but the clamp attachment does in fact close tight if you squeeze the handle all the way. Only some of the thinnest stems escaped its grip as I pruned, basically because they were propelled away too fast by the cutting action. Regardless, makes it possible to deadhead spent blooms without raining debris down on the plant or using your other hand (which can be problematic when plant saps are skin irritants). A real time/hassle saver when you have a lot of deadheading to do. I plan to use a waist-worn pouch to collect the cut stems in tight spaces. Would prob carry a tall narrow container if using for cut flowers.Extremely well designed and built, and comfortable to use (I have large hands, and am right-handed). The partially open lock is a nice feature too, requiring less work to close the pruners. You do have to hold it clamp side up to catch the cut stems. Also, looks like you'll have to remove at least one half of the clamp attachment from time to time to clean fully, but that's not surprising. The pruner struggled a bit with a really thick rose stem (dime-size diameter) I tried to cut, but that seems to be thicker than it was designed for (unless you remove the clamp).There are a few cheaper pruners with a cut and hold feature, including another more basic Felco model, but I haven't tried any of those.

Felco quality plus the addition of grippers to hold the stem of cut flowers and roses. The grippers can be unscrewed and then it's just like a Model 11, so you get the option depending on what pruning you're doing. Very comfortable to me in use, but I do have a larger hand size.