TABOR TOOLS B620A Hedge Shears with Wavy Blade for Trimming Borders, Boxwood, and Bushes, Manual Hedge Clippers with Comfort Grip Handles.

As an avid gardener, I recently purchased the TABOR TOOLS B212A Telescopic Hedge Shears, and they have quickly become one of my favorite and most indispensable garden tools. These shears effortlessly combine functionality and convenience, making hedge trimming and shaping a breeze!The first thing that caught my attention was the clever design of the wavy blade. It grips the branches firmly and prevents them from slipping, ensuring clean and precise cuts every time. Whether it's dense bushes or thin twigs, these shears handle them all with ease, reducing strain on my hands and wrists.The telescopic feature is a game-changer! With the extendable steel handles, I can easily adjust the length of the shears to suit the specific height and reach required for different hedge sizes and shapes. No more straining or stretching to trim those hard-to-reach areas; these shears offer the perfect solution.The build quality of TABOR TOOLS B212A is outstanding. The steel handles are not only sturdy and durable but also lightweight, making them comfortable to use for extended periods. The ergonomic grips provide a firm and non-slip hold, adding to the overall ease of operation.I must mention that these shears make trimming sessions a lot more enjoyable. The sharpness of the blade remains consistent even after numerous uses, ensuring efficient cutting and minimizing plant damage. It's like gliding through the hedges effortlessly!I've tested these shears on various types of hedges, including boxwood, privet, and juniper, and they have exceeded my expectations in every aspect. The precision they offer allows me to achieve clean, professional-looking results, giving my garden a well-groomed appearance.Cleaning the shears is a breeze too. The blades can be easily wiped clean after use, and the telescopic handles can be collapsed for compact storage, saving valuable space in my garden shed.In terms of value for money, the TABOR TOOLS B212A Hedge Shears are a winner. They are reasonably priced, considering the top-notch quality and features they offer. Moreover, the performance and durability of these shears assure me that they will serve me well for many seasons to come.In conclusion, the TABOR TOOLS B212A Telescopic Hedge Shears with Wavy Blade and Extendable Steel Handles have become an essential part of my gardening toolkit. Their innovative design, telescopic functionality, and exceptional cutting performance make hedge trimming a pleasure rather than a chore. If you're a fellow gardening enthusiast looking for high-quality hedge shears, I wholeheartedly recommend giving these a try. You won't be disappointed!

The quality is immediately apparent, with a very sharp blade that cuts through bushes and small brush like butter.The power comes from a great, simple, and quality design that cuts no corners.Tabor’s loppers are also excellent, so I am extremely impressed thus far after using them for 20 hours intensively.Rarely am I effusive about a tool, but I appreciate quality when I see it in action.

I purchased this shears on 3/19/24, and the plastic cap was broken in 3 months.I followed the contact information and tried to find a customer service on the manufacturer's website and email. However, there is no one responding which it says will respond in 24 hours.Although the shears are still working, I am worried about the tool's material quality and its customer service.6/25/24 Updated: I have received a respond from the seller on Amazon. They agree to give the refund for this defect item. Although I do want to have a replacement, they cannot proceed it because this product is out of the stock. I change my review to 4 star because I cannot use their contact information to find a customer service.7/30/24 Updated: Just give another try. Hopefully, this one meets the quality standard. And the one with the broken plastic cap which center nut becomes very easy to loose. I purchase a Stainless Steel Nylon Insert Nut from Lowes and screw it on top of the center nut. I hope it can stop the loosing problem.

I ordered these when another name brand was out of stock. I couldn't wait as I had shrubs that really needed pruning. I'm glad I ordered these. They seem well-made. I can't speak to durability as I just received them.

This is the second Tabor tool I've purchased. They are really well made (the other is a long-handled lopper). These are very sharp and with the longer handles you really get some leverage to cut bushes and other vegatation.

Worked as advertisedExtra length is an advantage

Computer designed blades that make a joke out of shrubbery, with ergo-extended handles for when it comes to the really tough stuff? These are shrub eating monsters that cut through thickets like a hot knife through butter, as they give you back time lost by the use of inferior shears. I know because now that I have used these Tabor shears, when compared to my older, hardware pair, there simply is no way to sum them up, except to say it's like comparing a surgeon's scalpel to a dull pocket knife. The only time I extend the handles all the way out is when I come across a limb. Otherwise, I only extend them as far as needed to get the job done. It's simply faster this way. These Tabor shears are a quality tool that no shed should be without.As for my older, hardware pair? At best they could be described as a computer-generated compromise, where one size fits all. If you grasp them at the handle ends where they are marked for holding, it takes longer to get the job done: simply because it takes longer to travel further. When you add this up, when compared to a handle that you can hold at the ends because they're throw is adjustable, you get that time back in spades. These shears allow you to maximize your effort according to the toughness of the shrubbery you're attacking. And that's all that needs be said about that. So glad I bought them.

very difficult to use