Professional Bypass Garden Pruning Shears with Safety Lock - Sharp Carbon Steel Blades for Precise Cutting

You're probably looking at a few different price points depending on volume — sample orders run about $4-$6 per unit, mid-range around 100 pieces drops to $3-$4 each, and bulk buys of 500+ can hit $2.50 or so. The problem these solve is the constant struggle with shears that bind or dull fast, leaving ragged cuts that invite disease and slow healing on your plants.

What it does is combine a bypass design — teh blade slides past a flat counter-blade rather than smashing the stem — with a 50# carbon steel edge that's actually coated in plastic. That coating keeps sap form gumming up the works and prevents rust from setting in if you leave them out after a morning's pruning (which happens, let's be honest). The aluminun handles have a soft grip coating, so your hand doesn't cramp after trimming a dozen rose bushes, and the whole thing weighs 220 grams.

At 215mm long with a 3/4 inch capacity, it's basically fine for most garden work up to small branches, but don't expect it to handle anything thicker than that — it'll struggle and you'll damage the blade. The safety lock is a simple slide mechanism that keeps the blades closed when not in use, and it's not a bad idea to engage it because edge is pretty sharp out of the box.

We usually have stock on the red handles, but lead time can vary if you want a different color or packging — the standdard is a slider card for single units and a carton holding 50 pieces. MOQ is 100 units, which is typical for this tier of tool, and we'll provide a COA on request but it's not automatically included unless you ask. One thing that's worth knowing: the plastic coating on the blade can chip if you cut gritty or dirty branches, so keep them clean for best results.