Secateurs manufactured in Japan according to traditional standards. Manufactured in an area of Japan which has been well known for tool manufacturing for many centuries. Building on this long tradition of quality manufacturing and utilising the latest technology in the production of quality hand pruning tools, our range of Quality Japanese bypass secateurs are designed to meet the requirements of both professional horticultural workers and home gardeners.

In addition to our range of secateurs we also stock long reach fruit pickers which can also be used as light pruning secateurs. Operated with one hand these are ideal for pruning roses (and picking their flowers) and other thorny bushes without getting your hands and arms too close to the thorns .

"Just confirming I have received the secateurs. Very happy with them!"

We also have the excellent Chikamasa PSA -G8 professional quality bypass secateurs and the Chikamasa PS-20R lightweight secateurs from this well regarded Japanese manufacturer. For quality and price, these secateurs cannot be beaten.

To compliment our range of secateurs please see our selection of harvesting scissors which provide a good range of light secateurs/trimmer options.

In addition to secateurs Lakewood products also carry a range of pruning saws, diamond sharpeners, loppers, long reach loppers and fruit pickers manufactured by Niskigaki and Chikamasa.

Key Characteristics to look for in secateurs 

• High-Quality Steel: Made from hardened carbon steel or drop-forged carbon steel, they are extremely sharp and hold an edge well.
• Durability: Built to last for decades, With consistent maintenance and care, e.g. wipe down with an oily rage after use and keep the cutting blade sharp, these tools will last for many years.
• Ergonomics: Ergonomic design, comfortable handles, and lightweight construction for extended use.
• These Japanese secateurs offer extremely good design and build quality at very competitive prices.

Anvil vs Bypass secateurs - which to use?

The cutting action with an anvil is like cutting with a knife onto a hard surface. The action with bypass secateurs is like scissors where the blades pass (bypass) each other. The anvil action can damage (crush) the plant, particularly soft stems but are well suited to cutting back (hard) dead wood. Well maintained and sharpened bypass secateurs will cause almost no damage to cut stems.