Lawn Edging Shears With Adjustable Height | Kent & Stowe SureCut

Achieve perfectly crisp lawn edges with the SureCut Adjustable Height Lawn Edging Shears. Designed for precision and ease of use, these shears feature an engineered cutting mechanism and a rounded nose for smooth, snag-free trimming. Whether you’re shaping borders or refining flower bed edges, they deliver a clean, accurate cut every time.

With extendable long handles, you can trim your lawn without bending, making them ideal for comfortable, strain-free garden maintenance. The innovative Reflex Energy System provides maximum cutting power with reduced effort, helping you maintain neat, professional-looking lines with ease.

Perfect for gardeners who want sharp, well-defined lawn edges and a polished finish throughout the garden.

Key Features

• Provides accurate, clean cuts around borders and flower beds

• Reflex Energy System for more power with less effort

• Extendable long handles for extra reach and no bending

• Ideal for trimming grass to maintain crisp, neat lines

• Engineered cutting mechanism with rounded nose for smooth, snag-free use
  

How To Use Lawn Edging Shears

Lawn edging shears are the key to achieving crisp, clean borders around your lawn, paths and flower beds. Designed specifically for trimming grass where a mower can’t reach, they help create sharp, professional-looking edges that transform the appearance of your garden. Here’s how to use lawn edging shears effectively for the best results.

1. Start With a Clean Lawn Edge

For the neatest finish, mow your lawn first. Once the main area is cut, use your edging shears to tidy the borders and define your lines.

2. Maintain an Upright Cutting Position

Stand tall with the shears positioned vertically along the lawn edge. This helps you cut straight down and maintain consistent, even edges. Use the extendable handles - adjust them to a comfortable height to avoid bending or straining.

3. Use Smooth, Controlled Snips

Cut the grass using steady, controlled motions. Avoid rushing or taking large sections at once. Small, clean snips give the most precise results and reduce the risk of tearing the grass.

4. Follow the Edge of the Lawn

Move along the border in a straight or gently curved line, depending on your garden design. Keep the shears aligned with the edge for a uniform finish.

5. Trim Overhanging Grass

Use the shears to remove any grass that hangs over paths, patios or flower beds. This instantly makes borders look sharp and tidy.

6. Work on Dry Grass for Best Results

Grass cuts more cleanly when dry. Wet grass can clump together, making trimming harder and less precise.

7. Keep Your Shears Clean and Well-Maintained

After use, wipe the blades to remove grass sap and moisture. Regular cleaning keeps the cutting mechanism smooth and prolongs blade life.