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The 13 best felco garden snips of 2025

Updated: May, 09 2025

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In this September 2025 review, we explore the 13 best felco garden snips options available. Our expert analysis, led by Giovanny Cartwrigh, ensures you find the perfect fit.

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best felco garden snips

FELCO FELCO322 Model 322 Snips, Red

4.7

$17.99

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Felco Pruning Shears (F 310) - High Performance One-Hand Garden Pruners - F-310

4.8

4.6

FELCO Pruning Shears (F 5) - High Performance Swiss Made One-Hand Garden Pruners

4.8

$34.19

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Corona AG 4940 Long Curved Snip, Tempered Steel

4.6

$6.63

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FELCO 420 Trimming Snip/Scissor

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Fiskars Micro-Tip Rose Pruning Shears, 6" Garden Shears Non-Stick Coated Stainless Steel Blade, Gardening Scissors with SoftGrip Handle

4.6

$9.88

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FELCO Pruning Shears (F 6) - High Performance Swiss Made One-Hand Garden Pruners - 100052385

4.8

4.8

FELCO 330 - Citrus Clipper - Harvest Snip - Orange, Clementines, Apple & Fruit Stems

4.4

ClassicPRO 8.5" Professional Premium Titanium Bypass Pruning Shears - Use As Pruners, Garden Shears, Heavy Duty Handheld Pruning Shears For Gardening, Clippers, Pruner Scissor Tool

4.6

$29.95

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Corona FS 3214D ComfortGEL Leaf & Stem Micro Snips, Pack of 1, Orange

4.6

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Giovanny Cartwrigh

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When he’s not digging in the soil, you’ll find him exploring nature, reading about horticulture, or planning his next green venture. His mission is simple: to create spaces that bring people closer to the earth and each other.