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FELCO 6 bypass pruning shears

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Useful forRight-handed gardeners with medium-size hands who want a maintainable bypass pruner for routine shrub, perennial, and small-branch work.
Check firstThe right-handed layout is not a dedicated left-hand design; compare handedness before choosing by size alone.
Published specifications
Handedness
Right
Hand fit
Medium
Cutting diameter
0.79 in
Overall length
7.68 in
Handle material
Forged aluminum
Blade material
Hardened steel
Other tradeoffs
  • A medium-hand label is a starting point, not a fit guarantee. Check the handle opening with the gloves you normally use.
  • The stated 0.79-inch diameter is not a comfortable-cut promise; harder or awkwardly positioned branches may call for loppers or a saw.
  • Replaceable parts do not remove the need for cleaning, sharpening, and correct adjustment.
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