I love those ARS vs8. The auto lock is great. u just need to squeeze hard to lock / unlock. No problem once u get the hang of solid squeeze. Excellent Japanese steel. Got 1 for Dad, and for friendly neighbor too.
For any branch up to an inch these are lovely but for larger branches i would get loppers.....these are perfect for roses and citus....they are great for grapes also...until you get to the much larger canes
ARS has some nice lightweight models as well. I have the model with a traditional Japanese-style lock and spring (the spring looks like a giant paperclip).
@@overgrowthplanet7531 The small ones are excellent as well. The one I describe (model 120DX) is very light, but the only downside is the handle has ridges that easily collect dirt. The 130 model comes in many colors and is even more compact (they are both small enough to put in your pockets). ARS also has straight pruning shears (also used for trimming goat hoofs, of all things), but I have yet to try those (they all start with model number 140).
Lmao you sound like those men who barly work. After 8 hours a day of pruning grapes and roses for 2 months I think I’ll take the Japanese set that’s easier on my joints and cartilage.
alooooooooo santeti an romania deci ca atare vorbiti an linba romana sau puneti traduceri la ce vorbeste acest om altfel zis ni le artati sa ne faceti doar sange rau findca atfel eu consider ca el ma anjura pana nu mai poate ca eu nu anteleg ce spunue el rusinicaaaaaaaaa
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I love those ARS vs8. The auto lock is great. u just need to squeeze hard to lock / unlock. No problem once u get the hang of solid squeeze. Excellent Japanese steel. Got 1 for Dad, and for friendly neighbor too.
Yes that is my favorite part about them....deffinitly helpful and the japanese steel is deff8nitly sharp
ARS and BAHCO are the best for professional duty felco are just a name
Yes 100% facts…. I love BAHCO products tuff as nails and stay sharp..
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Is it suitable: 1) for any orchard works, 2) for rose, 3) for grape?Thank you very much.
For any branch up to an inch these are lovely but for larger branches i would get loppers.....these are perfect for roses and citus....they are great for grapes also...until you get to the much larger canes
Is ARS better than Felco or Corona?Which one is better Felco or Corona?
I like ARS better than Felco. Felco is way better than Corona. For the price Corona is awake pruner tho.
@@overgrowthplanet7531 Thank you.
ARS has some nice lightweight models as well. I have the model with a traditional Japanese-style lock and spring (the spring looks like a giant paperclip).
@@FreedomFox1 yes I been loving my ars. Next I will be getting the small shears for herbaceous cuts
@@overgrowthplanet7531 The small ones are excellent as well. The one I describe (model 120DX) is very light, but the only downside is the handle has ridges that easily collect dirt. The 130 model comes in many colors and is even more compact (they are both small enough to put in your pockets). ARS also has straight pruning shears (also used for trimming goat hoofs, of all things), but I have yet to try those (they all start with model number 140).
Sir price of this tool
Amazon for like 45$
I’m a man . It doesn’t matter if it’s heavy
Lmao you sound like those men who barly work.
After 8 hours a day of pruning grapes and roses for 2 months I think I’ll take the Japanese set that’s easier on my joints and cartilage.
szeretnék ilyen ollót tud valaki segíteni ebben nekem ?????
What kind do you need....what are you using them for
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alooooooooo santeti an romania deci ca atare vorbiti an linba romana sau puneti traduceri la ce vorbeste acest om altfel zis ni le artati sa ne faceti doar sange rau findca atfel eu consider ca el ma anjura pana nu mai poate ca eu nu anteleg ce spunue el rusinicaaaaaaaaa
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