Burgon & Ball Ergonomic Scissors

6 reviews
€27.95

Keep your flower beds tidy with these small flower snips from Burgon & Ball. They are ideal for deadheading flowers and handling other small cutting tasks in the garden.

The index finger loop provides excellent control and keeps the snips on your finger when you release your grip. This makes it easy to switch between cutting and picking up clippings. The ergonomic handle sits comfortably in the palm of your hand, and you cut with a gentle squeeze. This reduces strain on muscles and joints, making the snips suitable for those with reduced strength or mobility in their hands.

The carbon steel blades stay sharp for a long time, even with frequent use.

The snips are 14 cm long and endorsed by the Royal Horticultural Society.

Please note that the snips are designed for right-handed use only.

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Product information

Note
The scissors are intended for right-handed use only.
Material
Stainless steel and hardened carbon steel. Handle coated with hard rubber.
Length
14 cm
Manufacturer
Burgon and Ball, England
Series
Endorsed by the Royal Horticultural Society

Reviews

Average based on 6 reviews:
Latest reviews:

Good quality

Fits comfortably in the hand and doesn’t require much force.
Good if you have arthritis in your hands.

By Lars Bo T. on 18 Dec 2025

Ergonomic scissors

I have used the scissors many times since I got them; they feel fantastic in the hand.

By Bente T. on 6 May 2024

Really good scissors, fits comfortably in the hand

Super ergonomic scissors that fit really well in the hand. They looked bigger in the picture, but do their job as they should, so 5 stars out of 5 from me.

By Kristian Bo K. on 28 Dec 2022

Handy and sharp little scissors

The finger ring prevents you from dropping the scissors, and the ergonomic design means that even a slightly weaker hand can cut smaller roses and other stems/branches that are not too thick.

By Susanne B. on 13 Nov 2021

Ergonomically correct

Really good. Very easy to use. Relieves strain on worn thumb joints.

By Jane H. on 22 Apr 2021

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