Grass shear Gardena 8735-30

The GARDENA Comfort Grass Shears (model 8735-30) provide precise trimming for lawn edges and hard-to-reach areas. Designed for comfortable operation, the shears combine an ergonomic handle, rotatable cutting head and non-stick coated blades to ensure consistent, even cuts and easy maneuverability for both left- and right-handed users.

Advantages

The special handle shape with patented force application reduces the effort required for cutting and supports ergonomic use. A 360° rotatable cutting feature allows comfortable work for left- and right-handed people. Wave-ground, non-stick coated stainless steel blades and a special blade bearing provide powerful, uniform cutting performance along the full blade length. Soft plastic components improve handling, runner skids guide the tool for a constant cutting height, and a single-handed lock enables quick, safe storage. The product includes a 25-year warranty.

Suitable for

• Trimming lawn edges along borders and paths
• Cutting grass in narrow or hard-to-reach spots
• Finishing work around flower beds and garden ornaments
• Detail work on small to medium-sized lawns

Key specifications

• Brand: GARDENA
• Model / MPN: 08735-30 (8735-30)
• EAN: 4078500873543
• Product type: Comfort Grass Shears
• Blade material: Stainless steel, wave-ground, non-stick coated
• Cutting head: 360° rotatable
• Handle: Ergonomic shape with soft plastic components
• Lock: Single-handed locking mechanism
• Warranty: 25 years

How to use

Hold the grass shears by the ergonomic handle and position the rotatable cutting head to the desired angle for the task. Use smooth, even motions along the lawn edge or around plants, allowing the runner skids to guide the tool and maintain a consistent cutting height. For hard-to-reach places, rotate the head as needed to achieve a comfortable cutting position. After use, engage the single-handed lock to secure the blades before storage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep the blades clean and dry after each use and avoid cutting very thick stems or woody growth. Regularly check the blade bearing and runner skids for wear to maintain even cutting performance.