Pruning Shears Fiskars 1000567 Bypass Black

Fiskars SingleStep™ Bypass P26 pruner is a compact and reliably built pruning shear designed for everyday garden tasks. It features a bypass cutting system that provides clean cuts for trimming and shaping plants. The upper blade has a non-stick PTFE coating to reduce friction and ease cutting and cleaning. With a 208 mm length, 22 mm cutting capacity and a durable black plastic handle, these pruners offer a balanced, comfortable grip for routine pruning of bushes, fruit trees and roses.

Advantages

The bypass cutting system ensures precise, clean cuts that promote plant health. A non-stick PTFE coating on the upper blade reduces sap buildup and friction, making cutting smoother and cleaning simpler. The ergonomically shaped, sturdy plastic handles provide a secure and comfortable grip, and the tool’s balanced design supports steady cutting action. Compact size and single-pair packaging make it convenient to store and use.

Suitable for

• Trimming small branches and shoots (up to 22 mm)
• Shaping shrubs and ornamental plants
• Pruning fruit trees and removing dead wood
• Deadheading roses and other flowering plants

Key specifications

• Brand: Fiskars
• Model / MPN: 1000567 (SingleStep™ Bypass P26)
• EAN: 6411501112606
• Type: Bypass pruner / pruning shears
• Overall length: 208 mm
• Cutting capacity: 22 mm
• Handle material: plastic (black)
• Pack contents: 1 pair of pruning shears

How to use

Hold the pruner with a firm but comfortable grip, positioning the branch between the bypass blades close to the pivot for the cleanest cut. Apply steady pressure to close the blades through the stem in a single motion. After cutting sticky or resinous material, wipe the blade clean to maintain the PTFE non-stick surface. Store the pruners in a dry place and lock them if a safety catch is provided.

Usage recommendations

Use these pruning shears for live, green wood and small dead branches up to 22 mm diameter. For thicker branches, use a pruning saw or loppers to avoid damaging the tool. Regularly clean and lightly oil the pivot to preserve smooth action and check blades for wear; sharpen or replace if cuts become ragged.