Gonicc Professional 7.3" Bonsai Scissors for Arranging Flowers - GPPS-1012

Adi: Does the job

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Alex: Forbice economica in ferro forgiato per il taglio delle radici del bonsai.

Italy on May 21, 2023

Irina Z.: It is not bad

United Kingdom on May 07, 2023

Gordon: These seem well enough made aside from one factor: the gap between the blades. It renders the scissors useless for cutting stems or branches and just shreds the plant. Sadly, this can't be adjusted either. Returned the item for a refund.

United Kingdom on Apr 15, 2023

linda: These scissors are great for plant snipping. I really like them.

United States on Apr 03, 2023

sue burrows: Sharp and efficient. Heavy and robust. Wished I could hang by one handle and blade stayed shut .

United Kingdom on Mar 20, 2023

Nina W.: surface is rough also it has oil and sand/grit.

United States on Feb 07, 2023

Charlie: The item came covered in oil, even the packaging while item quality as quite good considering the price , my hands became covered in filthy machine oil, I haven’t been able to get it off of my hands completely even with a scrub

United Kingdom on Jul 11, 2022

Terry R.: Metal quality so far is good, but these being high carbon steel, they will be prone to rust if not left with a thin oil coating. When they arrived they were way too loose for my liking. It is assembled using a peened over bolt. With a few taps of my ball peen hammer, I was able to tighten it up and it cuts better as well. Cheap price, so I can't complain too much. They'll due until I get the stainless version. I'd give it a 3.5 stars if I could because they are above average. I'd recommend them for those on a budget.

United States on May 26, 2022

Elad: I liked the metal handles, and the nice open design so my hand/fingers aren't cramped in. I like that they are sharp. The kind of metal used holds an edge and is easier to sharpen than stainless, but you need to care for it or it will rust. Wipe it off while using and when done clean and oil it. Please don't use them for projects around the house! First of all, the blades are too short for cutting material, wires, or cardboard and you will dull the blades and get frustrated. Pick the right tool for the project. These are for plant trimming not pruning; removing small twigs, cutting small roots or leaves or flowers and fruit stems, etc. The point lets you get in close in tight plant for quick and clean snips. If you care for the tool and use it appropriately, it is a good tool. Think bonsai work, not machete or pruner. The reason I gave a 3 star on ease of use and sturdiness is that you do have take care of them more than stainless options, and if you abuse them and try to force or cut too hard of materials, they will bend and you won't be able to use them for what they were designed to do.

United States on Mar 13, 2022