Solid™ Anvil Pruner L (P361)

Regular price R 499.00
  • Anvil-style blade for clean cuts while pruning dead growth up to 20mm diameter
  • Fully hardened, precision-ground steel blade stays sharp longer
  • Low-friction blade coating resists rust and improves performance, resulting in smoother cuts and less gumming
  • Light, yet sturdy, FiberComp™ handle has full SoftGrip™ detail for a secure, comfortable grip
  • Easy-open lock protects blade during transport and storage
  • Dimensions: 26.5 x 2 x 7.6cm
  • Weight: 0.187kg
  • Also available at Builders Warehouse stores

Feature

Specifications

Why it matters

Best use

Pruning dead growth and dry branches

Designed for controlled pruning and clean removal of dead plant material

Cutting capacity

Cuts branches up to 20 mm in diameter

Suitable for common garden pruning and maintenance tasks

Blade type

Anvil-style blade

Provides clean, controlled cuts when working through dead growth

Blade material

Fully hardened, precision-ground steel

Helps the blade stay sharp for longer

Blade coating

Low-friction coating

Resists rust, reduces gumming and helps create smoother cuts

Handle

Lightweight FiberComp™ handle

Combines durability with a light, easy-to-handle design

Grip

Full SoftGrip™ detail

Provides a secure and comfortable grip while pruning

Safety

Easy-open blade lock

Protects the blade during transport and storage

Dimensions

26.5 × 2 × 7.6 cm

Compact size makes the pruner easy to handle and store

Weight

0.187 kg

Lightweight construction helps reduce hand fatigue during use

Availability

Also available at Builders Warehouse stores

Provides an additional option for purchasing the pruner



If you need different styles or sizes, explore the complete range of pruners to find the right tool for cutting dead stems and branches.

Lightweight and comfortable to use, Fiskars® Solid™ Anvil Pruner (P361) features an anvil-style, steel blade for easy cuts through dead stems and branches.

Its fully hardened, precision-ground blade stays sharp longer, while a low-friction blade coating resists rust and allows for smoother, easier cuts.

The light, yet sturdy, FiberComp™ handle has full SoftGrip™ detail for a secure grip and added comfort, while an easy-open, sliding lock protects the blade during transport and storage.

Solid™ Anvil Pruner for Dead Growth and Dry Branches

The Solid™ Anvil Pruner is designed for cutting dead growth and dry branches up to 20 mm in diameter. Its anvil-style cutting action provides controlled cuts, while the fully hardened, precision-ground steel blade is made to retain its sharp edge through regular garden maintenance.

A low-friction coating helps reduce gumming and resist rust, supporting smoother cutting over time. Gardeners comparing different pruning shears can consider blade type alongside the type of growth being cut, with anvil designs particularly suited to dry and dead material.

Comfortable Anvil Pruning Shears for Regular Garden Care

These anvil pruning shears combine a lightweight FiberComp™ handle with full SoftGrip™ detail for a secure and comfortable hold. At just 0.187 kg, the pruner is easy to control when removing spent stems, dead growth and smaller woody branches around the garden.

A good secateur should also be simple to store safely between jobs. The easy-open locking mechanism keeps the blade protected during transport and storage, helping prevent accidental contact when the tool is not being used.

For larger-scale shaping around shrubs and boundaries, hedge shears provide a practical complement to a compact hand pruner.

Choosing the Right Garden Pruning Shears

The best garden pruners depend on the material you need to cut. Anvil designs are well suited to dry or dead branches, while bypass designs are generally chosen for softer, living growth where a clean slicing action is preferred.

The Solid™ Anvil Pruner is a practical option for gardeners looking for compact garden pruning shears for routine deadwood removal. Branches thicker than its 20 mm cutting capacity are better handled with garden loppers, which provide the additional leverage needed for heavier pruning work.