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Fiskars 9210 Long-Handled Swivel Grass Shears

Fiskars 9210 Long-Handled Swivel Grass Shears

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Fiskars 9210 Long-Handled Swivel Grass Shears

 
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B502882

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36" handle eliminates bending and crouching to cut grass. Cutting head rotates 180 degrees for trimming at any angle. Hardened steel blades holds sharp edges longer.

 
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Product Details
Product Length:3.5 inches
Product Width:10.0 inches
Product Height:37.0 inches
Product Weight:3.4 pounds
Package Length:41.5 inches
Package Width:10.0 inches
Package Height:4.5 inches
Package Weight:0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 141 reviews

Features
  • Ideal for hard-to-reach trimming needs

  • 36-inch overall length

  • 5-inch precision ground, hardened carbon steel blades

  • Cutting head rotates 360-degrees for precise trimming

  • Blades lock closed for safe transportation and storage


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 141 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

92 of 93 found the following review helpful:


5Ordered despite the bad reviews, and, Surprise!!!  Apr 21, 2007 By E. T. Ashworth "tompaine47"
I hate to heap mockery on some of the reviewers' statements below, but I have found immediate gratification with this set of long handled shears. They, to be polite, are all fulla beans.

In fact, my wife has agreed that we need a second pair, so she can use them when I'm obsessing with this pair.

Down the list of criticisms that turned out to be so much hot air:

LIGHT, not heavy. Very controllable, not fatiguing at all.

Very sharp, right out of the box.

Easy to balance with the front handle -- this is a two hand job, if you're going to be trimming more than a snip here and there -- and I didn't find any need to stoop or bend over at all. I'm only six feet, though, so perhaps some of the negative reviews were written by retired NBA folks.

FAST, FAST, FAST delivery. To tell the truth, with some of my experiences of late with Amazon, I was astonished to see it in my carport just two days after ordering. TWO DAYS, people! Ready to use, right out of the box, too!

There are some negatives. I have NO idea how I'll sharpen the blades, but, with the slight expense, I can afford to toss 'em in a landfill for future generations to deal with and buy another.

Anybody wanna buy a used Ryobi string trimmer?

EXCELLENT product. Do as I did, and take the negative reviews below with tablespoons of salt, heaps of salt, and order a few. I'm terrifically glad I did.
UPDATE June 08: Use these almost daily, when things are growing. Actually they were easier to put a newish edge on than I anticipated. They are a bit hard to keep clean, but that is mostly me, I'm afraid. I'd buy a pair if I were you, and I am hard to please (see other reviews under my name.)

56 of 57 found the following review helpful:


3The continuing search for grass trimmers  Aug 07, 2001 By Alison Hardy
A while back I attended a lecture at an old house nearby. While poking around the property we spied some ingenious looking trimmers that were mounted on wheels. The perfect thing for edging lawns! When I saw these long handled shears in This Old House magazine they looked to be the closest thing (albeit without wheels). They are light and well balanced. The blades seem to cut nicely and I like the fact that the blade lock is easily located on the top. The blades are rather short, so you have to make lots and lots of cuts to edge a bed. Naturally, this leads to a very tired hand. The shears are easy to use in either hand, although I am pretty ambidextrous so it may just be me. I have found that something of a scythe movement enables me to cut through grass somewhat easier and quicker. I have an aversion to gas powered weed wackers as they are noisy and smelly. They are far more effective than these shears which I was hoping would not be the case. All in all, if I had just a small area to edge, these shears would be great. For a large lawn or many flower beds, they just don't "cut it."

25 of 25 found the following review helpful:


3Such a good idea is just not solid enough  Oct 05, 2001
I like the idea behind the tool. It's light enough to work for an hour or better without too much strain. The adjustable angle works well and has enough settings to be practical for a number of uses. However, I found that the metal on the blades is too soft and nicks too easily, which, due to the cutting angle, causes the shears to hang up and fail to cut.

26 of 28 found the following review helpful:


5A Convenient Garden Tool  Aug 16, 2000
The Fiskars 92107935 Long Handle Swivel Grass Shears is a wonderful tool that makes gardening more enjoyable. Traditional gardening/grass shears force one to labor away on ones hands and knees. However with Fiskars innovative tool, bending down to use shears is eliminated. The grass shears are further desirable due to its cutting heads rotational ability. The head is able to turn a full 180 degrees. This enables wider cutting surface and precise trimming! Although this tool is more expensive than the traditional grass shears, the cost disparity is easily made up in its convenience. If you are in the market for garden shears and are concernced for the well-being of your back, I strongly recommend this novel, innovative tool!

16 of 16 found the following review helpful:


3Not for large clumps of grass  Nov 13, 2006 By C. Branch
Great idea for those of us who have difficulty bending to trim areas around plants. The tool is helpful, light in weight, but does not handle large clumps of grass. A few blades here and there is what this product handles. If you do try to cut clumps the blades can get stuck.

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