Fiskars Multipurpose Garden Shears are take-apart shears for cutting fertilizer bags, landscape fabric, screens and other heavy garden materials.
The fully hardened, precision-ground steel blades handle many materials, and the sculpted handles give comfort and control. They have wire and twine cutters, a pointed awl tip for small holes and a power notch for light rope. Take them apart and one half becomes a titanium-enhanced knife for large or awkward objects. The sheath has a built-in tape cutter and a ceramic scissors sharpener.
Fiskars dates to 1649, when Peter Thorwöste was granted the right to set up a blast furnace and bar hammer in Fiskars, Finland, then under Swedish rule. The ironworks went on to make knives, forks, scissors and more than a million ploughs, and the company still carries the village's name.