JiveSnip Premium Titanium Garden Secateurs – Professional
JiveSnip Premium Titanium Garden Secateurs – Professional Bypass Pruning Shears for Plants, Hedges, and Flowers
Unparalleled Sharpness
Our gardening shears are equipped with highly durable titanium alloy blades, ensuring effortless and precise cutting of plants. Whether it’s thick branches or delicate leaves, they are effortlessly cut, making your gardening tasks more efficient.
Unparalleled Sharpness
Our gardening shears are equipped with highly durable titanium alloy blades, ensuring effortless and precise cutting of plants. Whether it’s thick branches or delicate leaves, they are effortlessly cut, making your gardening tasks more efficient.
Comfortable Grip
Our gardening shears feature a PVC handle, ensuring your hand stays comfortable during extended use. No matter how long your gardening tasks are, our shears provide maximum comfort for your hand.
| Weight: | 300 g |
| Dimensions: | 26.6 x 8.9 x 3.2 cm; 300 Grams |
| Model: | Ciseaux |
| Part: | JS-JD-001 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Manufacture: | JiveSnip |
| Dimensions: | 26.6 x 8.9 x 3.2 cm; 300 Grams |
Pruning becomes a breeze with these tools. The razor-sharp blades effortlessly cut through branches, and their well-crafted design makes them comfortable to hold. Even after several weeks of use, they continue to perform exceptionally well. Given their price, I believe they offer fantastic value for money
This is a great pair of bypass shears – preferable when you need to cut or prune near a bud without crushing the stem. The blades arrive lightly lubricated (you may want to give it a wipe so as not to leave a residue), but it still cuts branches and stems cleanly.
The locking mechanism (to keep the blades shut when not in use) is a little stiff, but still usable, and the handles are wrapped in a soft foam that, whilst is comfortable to hold and squeeze, can make it a little wide for smaller hands to use.
Overall though, I like these shears, they cut cleanly and are comfortable to hold
These make pruning really easy. The blades are razor sharp and cut through the branches with ease.
They are well made, comfortable to hold and they’re still performing well after several weeks of use.
Considering the price I thinking they’re fantastic value for money.
With our Autumn garden waste collection about to end, our back garden needed some last-minute trimming and cutting before the winter season, and my old pair of shears weren’t quite up to the task. Hence when I saw these pair of garden shears, I decided to give them a go.
The shears come packed in plastic packaging and look like a solid pair. It’s lightweight, the handle is incredibly soft and comfortable to hold and the blade is exceptionally sharp. This made quick work of cutting and pruning all branches and the foliage around the house, particularly on our outer fence which was covered with vines.
The shears come in black with orange accents around the handle, they feature a safety lock towards the booster spring and have the JiveSnip branding on the blade. It would have been nice to get a spare set of blades, but regardless it is a good pair available at a good price.
These Snips come with a spare blade and spring which made me wonder about their long levity if this was needed. On first inspection they look well made and the sponge handles seemed a nice touch, although I did wonder how they would fair after they were wet.
On trying them out, I found that my small hands wouldn’t reach around the additional width of the sponge covered handles. However the sponge just slips off and so I used them without.
I used them to dead head and generally tidy up and they cut cleanly and easily. I also tried them to cut back a rather woody Bay Tree and here they struggled more and I had to apply a lot more pressure than I do with my usual pair.
They have a simple locking mechanism to keep them shut, but think this may fail with wear as I have found with similar types in the past.
For 13.99 they are more expensive than my usual well known make and I am sceptical they will have as long a life span if you are a keen gardener, but for deadheading and an occasional tidy up they work well.
HANDLES: The orange stripes on the handles are a really good idea because it means the secateurs stand out from grass or ground so you can easily spot where you’ve put them if you left them on the ground while tending to other things.
The handles have foam grips around them for a non-slip, softer, comfortable hand-feel. Use of foam in products in general doesn’t tend to make me feel a product is of the highest quality, because I wonder about its longevity, but at least for now, it makes holding the handle a pleasant, comfortable experience. The listing says the foam is wear-resistant so hopefully my worries about foam being prone to wear and tear may be proven wrong.
LOCK: You can lock the secateurs shut with the safety lock. It works well.
IN ACTION: I put these to the test in the garden, chopping down my dried up pea and squash plants, and these did a fantastic job, even on the 3/4 inch thick squash stem. Just to test it, I also tried cutting some woody thin bamboo branches and it managed those well too. Comfortable to use, it cut everything on the first try. I couldn’t fault them at all.
OTHER NOTES: These bypass secateurs comes with spare parts (a spare top blade and a spare spring), which is thoughtful.
OVERALL: Lightweight, easy to use and efficient. Squeezing the handles on nothing but air, there is a slight feeling that these aren’t your most-premium type of secateurs and I do wonder about how long they’ll last. But I was pleased with their performance in action. They certainly do the job!
I really like that these come with a “Spare blade” and a replacement “Spring”, because that just adds to the longevity of these for me.
These cut very well, I’m impressed with just how sharp they are, and the fact that “Heavy BlackBerry vines”, “Ivy”, and even “Bamboo” is so easy to cut(see video).
I find the handle on these is nice to hold too, the foam padding just makes them less abrasive on my fingers and palm, and gives them a nice amount of grip when my hand is ungloved. I have a large spread of Blackberry bushes that I’ve put down one side of the garden, and a wall of ivy, which both require a fair amount of upkeep, so having something with a nice sharp blade, and a comfortable handle is important to me, because it just makes the job so much easier, and then the fact I can just switch out the blade and/or the spring, making the one set of secateurs last me even longer, is fantastic.
I’m very happy with these, I can operate them one handed, including putting on, taking of the “Lock”,a dn they feel great.
Very happy with these.