Fiskars Wavy-Blade Hedge Shears with Adjustable Blades (25"), 1 Count, Black

Very sharp and easy to use. I wipe it down after each use. My gardener charges $10 a bush to trim, and one hedge could have five or more bushes. So definitely a money saver.

I have a few Fiskars products, these shears are good for trimming limbs from bushes or small trees with small limbs. The handles have a rubber grip. I recommend.

Affordable great dollar value. Only thing missing from the 30$ one is the extension. Easy fix stretching your arms helps a lot!

I bought these Shears for trimming several trees around my yard. They were very shape, and they trimmed nicely!

Shears are sharp and cut through overgrown shrubs with ease.

its annoying to use i rather use electric or gas powered but if you have muscle strength and a whole lit of time on your hands this is a temporary fix to the issue

The shears were not quite sharp enough

I bought these shears because my mother-in-law has the exact same ones. Hers are sharp and cut through light plants and grasses easily. But the ones I got are not sharp or do not cut through grasses. I tried sharpening them, but they still do not cut through fine decorative grasses, which is why I bought them. Fiskars makes great tools, so these might just be a lemon. I plan to take them back.

These shears are heavy and hard to hold horizontal. It's like fighting against a divining rod. It would have be better (for me) if the blades were angled upward.

These head shares are not very sharp. I bought some in the past from the dollar tree that were sharper I just can't find them right now because we moved and I needed to do the work now I went ahead and used them because I had to get through with some work. I was doing in the yard. We have a birthday party coming up. I will keep them because my husband does know how to sharpen them, but I haven't had time for him to do that yet because I've been trying to use and get my work done. No, I would not recommend them unless you know how to sharpen them yourself. And by the way, I was not cutting big limbs. These were the thin little limbs.