Review on Centurion 201 Hand Pruner Pruning Shear Straight & Upward Curved Stainless Steel Blade Precision Snip (Yellow, 6.5 Inch, Set Of 2) by Dawn Bias

These snips are great, and such an improvement over other solutions I've tried for pruning small things in my garden. I've used them to cut peppers free from the plants, to cut lettuce leaves and basil leaves, and to prune my tomato plants. (I don't think, however, I would want to use them on anything thicker or more woody like my raspberries. I'll keep using full sized garden clippers for those.) They're small and lightweight, can get into really small spaces, and just really handy to have in my pocket while I look my garden over. That way, whenever I see something that needs doing I can just do it right then and there and not worry about forgetting or something. It's supposed to be a lot easier on the plants, cutting them with tools like these, built for the purpose. At this price, it's hard to be sure of what kind of quality you're getting for the money, but I haven't been disappointed.My only real complaint is the locking mechanism, which can be sticky to both lock and unlock. I haven't ever had the mechanism really stick, but there've been a couple of times where I had to stop what I was doing and really pay attention to getting the little switch flipped.