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Thought I'd do a quick review of these bad boys. I treated myself to a pair of these recently whilst sourcing a hori hori for my mother in laws birthday.
Here are the okatsune no304 snips.
They are made in Japan and they are available for £12. Not the cheapest things in the world, but they feel very sturdy and come with a spare spring. They're not stainless but are super sharp and work great. Only had a play with them today but were great at neatly tidying up a lavender and cutting back raspberry canes, they didn't struggle at all. They were also great for tidying up bits in the veg patch and snipping twine (as my knife was in the shed).
They are not heavy weight secateurs but are great and more than capable than what they are designed for.
I treated my dad to the same companies bypass secateurs in spring and he loves them.
Here are the okatsune no304 snips.
They are made in Japan and they are available for £12. Not the cheapest things in the world, but they feel very sturdy and come with a spare spring. They're not stainless but are super sharp and work great. Only had a play with them today but were great at neatly tidying up a lavender and cutting back raspberry canes, they didn't struggle at all. They were also great for tidying up bits in the veg patch and snipping twine (as my knife was in the shed).
They are not heavy weight secateurs but are great and more than capable than what they are designed for.
I treated my dad to the same companies bypass secateurs in spring and he loves them.
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