Name: Opinel Hand Pruning Shears
Brand: Opinel
SKU: 7203
Rating: 4.62 (21 reviews)

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Gardening game-changers.

Keep these tried-and-true shears on your person, and you can call yourself a bona fide gardener. They’ve got stainless-steel blades that can slice through stems as thick as 20 mm (that’s over 3/4 of an inch), plus a comfy beech handle that’ll go easy on the hands. See the little locking mechanism on the side? It’ll keep your pruners closed when they’re not snipping up a storm—and it slides into those lil’ notches so you’re ready to cut branches big and small. (No wonder Oprah is a fan.)

Made in: Portugal
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11"L x 1" W x 3.5" H

Materials:: Beechwood with a polymer handle and a stainless-steel cutting mechanism.
Care:: Hand wash and air dry.

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Joseph Opinel, a third-generation metalworker, designed his first pocket knife in 1890. Over 130 years later, its design is still considered one of the most important in history. In 1985, the Victoria and Albert Museum named the Opinel knife one of the 100 best designed objects in the world. Like a great family recipe, Opinel’s knives are the sort that get passed on and shared.

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Chiranjeeb K.

05/18/23

Good quality; seems pretty solid

Good quality; seems pretty solid. I have used it a few times and the cuts are very sharp and clean. Feels much more solid than the standard ones you can buy at home improvement stores. Design is decently ergonomic.

Robin G.

09/05/22

Great design

Feel good in my hands. Cut great

Leslie A.

07/18/22

functional too!

Love these shears, can clip thicker branches and give you a very clean cut!

Wbc

07/09/22

BEAUTIFUL PRODUCT

Never enjoyed a garden tool so much as I have this one! Will be checking out other Opinel goodies and more.

Annette

06/01/22

Perfect

So sharp,so easy to handle,not heavy at all.A pleasure to use on indoor plants as well as in the garden.

Msc

05/01/22

Great shears

I used these shears a couple of days ago for the first time. They are very comfortable in the hand and extremely sharp. I also have the Opinal knives so I was had high expectations and am not disappointed!

Jani D.

04/05/22

Amazing Shears

These shears are great, they are sharp, they can open up further to allow cutting bigger pieces of trees or plants.

Jani D.

04/05/22

Amazing Shears

I bought two pairs of these shears one in the green and one in the blue. Love working with them and I like that they open up to allow cutting bigger pieces of vegetation. Also love that they are made so well.

Susan

04/03/22

Fits smaller hands

It's nowhere near garden pruning season here in NH, but I can already see that I'm going to love these shears. They fit comfortably in my hands and the little adjuster tab is going to make it easy to cut small stems and larger sticks. I love gardening tools, but these are going to be my favorite!

Kr3328

04/14/21

Best shears ever

The multiple settings for how wide it opens is incredible. The wood handles are beautiful. Can I say that about a pair of shears...I think I just did 😂

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