Pruning Shears Gardena 8707-20 Bypass Blue

The GARDENA Pruning Shears 8707-20 Bypass Blue are compact bypass secateurs designed for balcony and terrace gardening. With stainless steel blades and an ergonomic blue handle, they are intended for precise cutting of fresh shoots, herbs, flowers and thin branches. The tool includes two adjustable handle positions and a single-hand safety lock, combining durability and practical features for regular garden maintenance.

Advantages

The special bypass blade design enables clean, precise cuts on live plant tissue, suitable for trimming herbs, flowers and small branches. Ergonomic handles with soft components on the upper grip provide anti-slip properties and reduce strain on the wrist. Two-step adjustment of handle width lets you adapt the shears for smaller hands or finer cutting tasks. The stainless steel blades resist corrosion for long-term use, and the product is backed by a 25-year warranty.

Suitable for

• Pruning fresh shoots and soft branches
• Trimming herbs and flowers
• Small-scale balcony and terrace gardening
• Cutting lightweight packing materials such as plastic bags

Key specifications

• Brand: GARDENA
• Model / MPN: 08707-20
• EAN: 4078500030380
• Cutting system: Bypass
• Blade material: Stainless steel
• Handle: Ergonomic blue handle with soft anti-slip components
• Adjustable handle positions: 2 steps
• Lock: Single-hand safety lock with additional adjustment
• Warranty: 25 years

How to use

Hold the pruning shears with the ergonomic handle to ensure a secure grip. Position the bypass blades around the stem or shoot you want to cut and squeeze the handles together in a smooth motion to make a clean cut. Use the smaller handle width setting for finer branches or if you have smaller hands; switch to the wider position for thicker material. Engage the single-hand safety lock when storing the tool to keep the blades closed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, cut fresh growth at a slight angle to promote healthy regrowth and avoid cutting woodier branches that exceed the tool's intended capacity. Clean blades after use and store the shears locked and dry to prolong blade life.