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Fiskars Micro-Tip Pruning Snips 6 Inch

  • 6 inch micro-tip snips, 1.81 inch blade
  • Hardened stainless steel bypass blades, precision-ground
  • Easy Action spring opens the blades after each cut
  • SoftGrip touchpoints, easy-open lock and blade cover
  • Ambidextrous, round point, straight edge

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

Fine-tipped pruning snips for flower stems, herbs and buds, with a spring that reduces hand fatigue. They are a small-scale tool for light, repeated trimming.

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ASIN: B07N7963CHCategory: Pruning Shears & Snips

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Overview

An easy-action spring opens the blades after each cut on these Fiskars micro-tip snips, so repeated trimming is less tiring. The stainless steel bypass blades are precision-ground and cut right to the tip.

Precision and reduced hand strain are the reasons to consider them, especially for gardeners with arthritis or limited hand strength. A lock and blade cover protect the edges in storage. The limitation is a small blade, so stems are thin ones only.

Who it's for

Gardeners who shape plants, deadhead flowers and do repetitive trimming will use the spring action and softgrip handles. Those who cut woody growth should use a pruner instead.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Spring opens blades after each cut
  • Micro-tip cuts into tight spaces
  • Hardened stainless steel blades
  • Lock and blade cover for safe storage
Cons
  • Small blade, light work only
  • Size figures conflict in listing
  • Cutting width listed inconsistently
  • Warranty not stated

Performance notes

The spring opens the blades after each cut, which cuts down on the squeeze-release effort over a long session. Micro-tip blades come to a fine point for work among tight stems. Bypass action gives a clean cut on soft growth.

Specifications

BrandFiskars
Dimensions & fit
Hand OrientationAmbidextrous
Size6 inches
Blade Length1.81 inches
Construction & materials
Blade MaterialHardened stainless steel
Handle MaterialRubber, SoftGrip touchpoints
ColorOrange
Other details
Blade TypeBypass, straight edge, round point
Item HighlightEasy Action spring, easy-open lock, blade cover

Closest rivals on specs

ARS HP-VS8Z Signature Pruner
  • Blade Length 1.81 vs 2.1 inches (-14%)
  • Size 6 vs 8 inches (-25%)
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Frequently asked questions

How big are the Fiskars Micro-Tip Pruning Snips?

The title says 6 inch, and the blade length is 1.81 inches. The item dimensions field shows 10.75 x 3.88 inches, which does not match, so treat sizing as approximate.

Do the Fiskars Micro-Tip snips have a lock?

Yes. The description mentions an easy-open lock and a blade cover for transport and storage.

Are the Fiskars Micro-Tip snips good for arthritis?

The seller says the spring helps reduce hand fatigue, especially for gardeners with arthritis or limited hand strength.

Can the Fiskars Micro-Tip snips cut thick branches?

No. They are described for flower stems, herbs and buds.