The design of the ergonomic pruner results from five years of scientific research and user testing over the world.

The benefit of this new design can be felt in two major advantages: less fatigue at the end of the day and a less painful, longer and more productive working life.

Vertical and lateral inclinations

The vertical and lateral inclinations help you keep arm and hand straight in line.  Those angles then avoid pains on tendons and nerves while cutting (reduction of tennis elbow-type pain -Epicondilytis- and wrist pains -Carpal tunnel syndrome).  Thanks to the consequent enhanced productivity, those angles also allow a substantial energy saving.

Shape of the handles

Flowing shape of the handles has emerged from serious study of how pruners are used.  They spread loads more evenly and concentrate pressure points away from sensitive zones and nerve centers.

Elastomer coating on upper handle

This soft material gives a better grip and spreads pressure over a larger surface.  Moreover, you will need less effort to hold the tool all day long.