OXO Good Grips Bypass Pruners #16043
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Average customer review:Product Description
Small hand pruners feature hardened steel cutting blade with nonstick coating. Soft, comfortable, nonslip grips with easy to use locking switch that is easily accessible for right or left hand user. Weight: 10 oz. Cutting capacity: 3 4" diameter.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #8461 in Home Improvement
- Color: Black
- Brand: Oxo
- Model: 16043
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.00" h x 2.30" w x 7.50" l, 1.00 pounds
Features
- Versatile bypass hand shears with 3/4-inch-diameter cutting capacity
- Hardened, Teflon-coated, steel cutting blades provide maximum cutting strength
- Conveniently located locking switch; easily accessible by both left- or right-handed users
- Convenient for gardening and various yardwork projects; soft, comfortable non-slip grip
- Measures 8 by 1 by 2 inches
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
OXO Good Grips Bypass Hand Shears have a hardened, Teflon® coated steel cutting blade and soft, comfortable, non-slip grips to maximize cutting strength and power. A conveniently located locking switch is easily accessible by both lefties and righties, and 3/4" diameter cutting capacity makes these shears versatile
Customer Reviews
NOT up to OXO standards, took over 2 mos to arrive
Correct about poor alignment. I've worked with these for a week, cutting shrubs, flowers, simple plants and I can't lock them anymore. The handle is good on the hand, but they don't do the job I expected of Oxo or even a medium brand. They hang up on wet bush branches, okay for geraniums or roses, but not for trimming back bushes. They are a disappointment. AND they took literally months to arrive!
OXO Good Grips do not make the cut!
These hand shears look good but are a problem to use. The shear's lock is in a position that locks the shears on just about every cut. The construction is fragile. A real disappointment. Using my old shears.
So so bypass pruner
Blade not well aligned. Have had to work with it so that the blade doesn't hit the other side of the shear. There are better ones around.






