Felco F-2 Classic Manual Hand Pruner
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Felco F-2 Classic Manual Hand Pruner
Customer Review: It is the Best hand pruner
Summary: 5 Stars
I have used my original Felco #2 for 25 years and just purchased a second home and couldn't live without one in that location.
Barbara Pensell
Customer Review: Just Buy This Pruner
Summary: 5 Stars
Ok, I am an ex foreman arborist, now a stay at home dad. You will not find any better pruners. I had bought some cheap $5 pruners from HD and the things literally fell apart with the first use. When i was trimming trees I used these same pruners for about 3 years straight and they are AWESOME! If your reading this then you probably don't need my advice on buying Felcos, your just trying to pic a model. The #f-2's are the standard pruner that my old job, Davey Tree, gave to its arborists. They work great and fit the hand perfect. I would suggest this model unless you've tried others and know what you want. Good Luck and happy Pruning!Customer Review: Looking for Great Pruning?
Summary: 5 Stars
I have found Felco pruners and lopers to be the very best. They last! They are well designed for ease and effectiveness in use. It's a case of you get what you pay for. Given the number of less expensive pruning shears I've bought, Felco pruners may even be a great bargain!Customer Review: Looks Good and Cuts Great
Summary: 5 Stars
After ten years of pruning my old Felco gave up. The new one is great and the price has not inflated. I ordered one for my son recently and he loves it as well.Customer Review: My Favorite Pruner
Summary: 5 Stars
These are my favorite pruners, but I feel they are overpriced at the current approximately $47 price. You could easily buy two to four other pruners for this price, and I really think you should buy others because I think you would waste (wear out) these on repetitive and abundant pruning if you have lots and lots of general pruning to do, as I do in Maine. I try to use mine only on harder brush type plants, like roses and rosa rugosas, and even then they do about 85% great cuts. For my other general pruning I use my cheaper pruners (Fiskars). I paid $37 (and I thought that was crazy) two years ago so if you buy them now you appear to be paying extra for the currency drop of the dollar. I saw these pruners being used at a local nursery and asked to try them. Do the same if you can to see if they provide that much of a better cut over cheaper priced, but still good, other pruners, especially at this price.