Leonard Double Cut Hand Pruners, 1-inch Cutting Capacity
Unique design for delicate, no-crush, clean cuts plus the blades are durable, hard high carbon steel for a lifetime of use!
Lifetime warranty. Two sharpened blades come together evenly to make clean cuts without crushing delicate stems. Clean cuts heal faster, causing less stress on plants and less risk of disease. Polished stainless high carbon steel blades have a 1.625-inch cutting edge and a Rockwell hardness of 54 +/- 2, making them incredibly durable for a lifetime of use. Includes metal safety latch and one-piece molded composite handles. Lifetime warranty. 1-inch cutting capacity; 8.25-inch overall length; weight of 9 oz. Jack at The Gardening Products Review gave our double cut pruner a try and stated "I would definitely add a pair of these pruners to my gardening bag", concluding that it was "a quality pruner for super clean cuts up to 3/4 inch." Read the full review from GPReview here.
Product Information
Specs
- Large 8 1/4" overall length
- Handles about 5"
- 1 5/8" cutting edge
- 1" cutting capacity
- Metal safety latch
Product Features
- One piece molded composite handles.
- Polished stainless high carbon steel blades
Product Benefits
- A unique design! Two sharpened blades come together evenly on top of each other to make clean cuts without crushing delicate stems
- Clean cuts heal faster, causing less stress on plants and less risk of disease
- Polished stainless high carbon steel blades have a Rockwell hardness of 52+/-54, making them incredibly durable for a lifetime of use
- Good for cutting anything from delicate roses to tough branches
Warranty
A.M. Leonard, Inc. warrants all its tools identified with the "A.M. Leonard Lifetime Warranty" to be free from material defects for the life of the tool.Image Gallery
You May Also Like
$151.99
$37.84
$81.42
$41.24
$52.88
$45.90
$71.74
$109.99
JimmyDean
from WI
Clean cut that doesn't crush the cambium
2015-03-28
I've used the best when it comes to bypass pruners. They all tend to dull a bit which causes the underside of the bypass to crush the cambium. Since this has two blades you don't have that problem when you push the limit to 1". The question I have is the quality of the blades. I could tell the cut wasn't as smooth after several cuts.
Adrian Lee
from WI
One use cleared my concerns
2014-02-21
I was looking for a pruner that didn't crush the cambium of cuttings that I take for propagation material. The cut is slightly tapered to a V shape, but I quickly go back with a sharp grafting knife and make one more quick and clean cut to get a completely flat cut. Overall, these are great pruners. Comfortable, heavy duty, and they don't crush the cambium of your plants like the Felco #2 that I own.
Michael, LSU horticulture student
from LA
Great for Grafting
2011-02-25
I had been looking for something to cut the tops off my rootstock without damaging the cambium layer below and my Horticulture professor recommended these. They have helped to make cleft grafting of camellias much easier now that I don?t have to worry about damaging the cambium layer. I think that this tool is a very useful addition to a grafter?s toolbox.