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Spent $45 on a high quality pair of pruning shears last fall and they've already paid for themselves in wrist pain saved.
After three years of cheap $15 shears that made my hands ache by noon, my local wholesaler convinced me to try a decent brand and I can finally get through a full arrangement order without ice packs - has anyone else noticed how much better your work gets when your tools don't fight you?
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taylor_miller1020d ago
Dude my buddy swore by cheap shears for years and now his wrist clicks every time it rains.
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jade_johnson28d ago
You know it's bad when you start measuring your tool quality by how many ibuprofen you skip that day. My wrist used to click like a bad door hinge every time I squeezed those cheap handles. Upgraded to a proper pair of fiskars last spring and now my hands don't feel like they're made of regret after a big rose trimming session. The difference is honestly embarrassing because I just assumed pain was part of the job. Now I look back at all those blisters and wonder what else I'm stubbornly tolerating for no good reason.
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