AC Infinity Stainless Steel Pruning Shear with Cleaning Kit

They seem very durable and well made I’ve been using them for about three months for harvesting gourmet mushrooms and they’re good for getting to hard to reach areas. They also fit in your hard nicely have a good feel and cut to them and they look good.

Really nice, sharp, and small trimmer

Great product at a great price . Thy work . Come sharp , and vary sturdy . I grew up on the ideal you get what you payed for . Buy cheap , get cheap . Not these . And so far , not with any of my multiple AC infinity products. Great company, good products. I’m sure there are better . But for the price , I’m over the top happy . Grow big !

I love that they are very narrow and not very big so you can get in tight spots easy. They work nice to take leaves off or skinnier stems on a smaller plant. Super sharp haven't had a single hiccup since using them cutting wise. Only thing I will say is the lock is very cheap and gets stuck on mine, maybe not everybody has that issue. But it's not something I need anyway I keep them up high where no kids could grab them. But usually it locks fine it's just it'll get stuck when trying to unlock. Bottom line they are cheap and reliable, maybe not the best pair of pruning scissors but good quality for how cheap they were! Going to grabbing another pair soon so the wife can help with some pruning 😉

The blade coating and strong spring keep these working even when covered in resin. The Vivosun would gum up and stick shut quickly.

These curved pruning sheers allow you to get right up against the plant to make surgical like cuts. These are curved in a way that allows for a convex or a concave approach to the cut. They are plastic handles, so are lightweight but feel durable. I wound up picking up another pack because I can tell these will be helpful once trim time comes.

These trimming scissors worked well at first as they are sharp, lightweight, and ideal for herbs or delicate plant work. However, the design has some major durability flaws. The locking mechanism is held together by a plastic tab that slides into a thin plastic notch which broke fairly quickly. After about two years of light use, the entire tool fell apart because the main screw only connects two plastic pieces that eventually cracked. If you're planning to use these regularly, I’d recommend spending $8–$10 more for a sturdier pair that will last much longer. But for occasional, light-duty trimming, they’ll do the job.

I hoped these would be strong but precise, and they are both. Sharp; fine tip; feels durable. I've been using this for months to harvest herbs and deadhead flowers. Bonus: storage pouch and a flexible tip protector. Easy to handle: a spring presses it open, a slide holds it closed, rubbery texture on handles allows good grip.