Dramm ColorPoint Bypass Pruners - 5/8-in Cutting Capacity - Stainless Steel Blade - Assorted Colors

Comfortable Bypass Pruning for Woody Stems - 5/8-in Cut

Long pruning sessions tire your hand, and a pruner that cannot handle thicker stems slows the job. These bypass pruners pair an ergonomic design with rubber grips to reduce fatigue, and the stainless steel blade cuts woody stems up to 5/8 in. Bypass pruners use two passing blades, which suits clean cuts on living stems.

Sold individually, this pruner suits home gardeners who want a dependable hand tool, and growers who want to equip crew members one at a time. Colors vary, which makes it easier to tell tools apart on a shared bench or in a crowded work area.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5/8-in cutting capacity — handles woody stems as well as softer growth.
• Stainless steel blade — resists rust in humid growing spaces.
• Rubber grips — give a secure, comfortable hold.
• Ergonomic design — helps reduce hand strain during long work.
• Assorted colors — help you identify your own tool quickly.

Who Should Use Dramm ColorPoint Bypass Pruners

Hobby gardeners, indoor growers and commercial crews who prune woody stems and want a comfortable, easy-to-spot hand tool.

About Dramm ColorPoint Bypass Pruners

Dramm makes the ColorPoint line of hand pruners. This model is a bypass pruner with a stainless steel blade, rubber grips and a 5/8-in cutting capacity. It measures 1 in long, 2 in wide and 8 in high, and is sold each in assorted colors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the maximum stem size it cuts?
A: The cutting capacity is 5/8 in. Use a loppers or saw for anything thicker to avoid damaging the blade.

Q: Can I choose the color?
A: The pruner is listed in assorted colors, so a specific color cannot be selected. Treat the color as a convenient way to mark your tool.

Q: What is a bypass pruner?
A: A bypass pruner has two blades that pass each other like scissors. This produces a clean cut on living stems and reduces crushing.

Q: How do bypass pruners differ from anvil types?
A: Anvil pruners press a blade against a flat surface and can crush stems. Bypass pruners slice, which is generally gentler on living tissue.

Q: How should I care for the blade?
A: Wipe the blade clean after use and dry it. Clean it between plants or rooms to help limit the spread of disease.