Felco® 6 Small Pruners

Felco quality but a better fit for smaller hands!

All the premium features of a Felco pruner, specifically designed for smaller hands or precision pruning. Shorter blades with a powerful cutting stroke! 0.8-inch cutting capacity; 7.7-inch overall length; weight of 7.5 oz.

Product Information

Specs

Designed for smaller hands, overall length 7.7", overall weight 7.5oz.

The handles are spaced closer together than most other Felcos so it is a better fit for smaller hands.

Warranty

Lifetime

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FAQ

QUESTION: Can the Felco blades be sharpened? ANSWER: The Felco blades may be sharpened with a fine stone or file such as our FWF, but after two or three sharpenings you should replace the blade.

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Customer Reviews

Review Summary (Based on 1 Reviews)

Overall Rating: 5/5

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Cathy

from MD

The most natural feel

2010-12-30

This is hands down the best pruner for a woman's smaller hands. Even many men on my crew prefer the feel of this pruner, as it is not so clunky to work with as the Felco 2. After several years of buying new "cheapo" pruners for my crew each spring, I finally invested in the best. Now I can buy replacement blades each spring and still save 50% over years past.