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I have some hand problems and traditional scissors really hurt my hand. I have some of these spring loaded scissors in my art studio and I love them. When I found these gardening snips I knew I had to try the too. The snips are small but they are perfect for snipping herbs and soft stems. I would not try to use them even on something as hard as a big rose stem, only because I like them to stay super sharp. The handles have a rubberized coating on them that makes them slip resistant and helps with hand strain. There is a slide lock so that the snips stay shut for storage. If the stem you need to cut is more than about a fourth of an inch and woody, I think you will need another heavier duty pair of snips. If you need something to cut cleanly through small vegetable stems, herbs, leafs this is a great choice. These snips are perfect for me to cut my basil and rosemary.
Disclosure: I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest, fair and unbiased review.
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