Description
Why choose the Darlac Snapper?
The Darlac Snapper is a great gardening tool for reaching all around the garden for pruning, deadheading and collecting fruit. The smaller sizes can be used singlehanded to reach across beds and borders or to trim soft growth at a distance without treading on plants. The twin gripper bars will hold stems once cut, making this garden pruning tool ideal for collecting roses or holly while avoiding any prickles or thorns.
Its strong yet lightweight construction coupled with its incredible reach make this an especially invaluable gardening tool for disabled gardeners – it can often make the difference between being able to get out in the garden or not.
- Snapper pruner with 1000mm reach
- Also available in 650mm and 1500mm sizes
- Ideal for pruning and deadheading around the garden
- Strong yet lightweight – weighs just over 500g
- Zinc alloy steel handle with aluminium shaft
- High carbon steel blades
- Suitable for both right or left handed use
- Perfect for disabled gardeners and wheelchair users
Part of the wide range of gardening snappers available from Darlac Tools. Sharpen all Darlac pruning tools with our award-winning fine grade Darlac Diamond Sharpener.
For comprehensive care and garden pruner maintenance advice, check out the Darlac A Pruner for Life guide here.
Nick Hollick –
Bought for reaching into large rose bushes for dead heading, perfect for this job but very useful for dead heading generally, the grab function is useful too
Bob Dines –
This is an outstanding tool. I purchased one via Amazon in spring this year. We have a small garden which is so full of plants that, during the summer, it is difficult and often impossible to reach them with wrecking other things. With this tool I have been able to deadhead (it holds the cut piece) and maintain everything and we have had far more flowers as a result. In many cases it has simply made the job much easier but, often, it has enabled me to do things which I simply could not without it. I considered the 1.5m version but I can use this one-handed and therefor reach out with it – I think the longer version would require both hands and thus wouldn’t reach much further. It is well made and well thought out. Don’t be put off by seeing it on Gardener’s World – he used it up the wrong way so the cut piece fell to the ground. Very odd!
MR.PW JOHNSON –
What an excellent tool,so neat and sturdy, why o’why didn’t l find one earlier.my wife and l both in our late 70s, must get them as Christmas presents for the children.
Carol Chaplin –
This is an excellent tool to add to my other garden pruners. I am a keen 74 year old female gardener. Normally cannot manage to reach certain areas in my garden. Was so impressed by this lightweight yet sturdy tool and have already introduced it to my friend.