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B&B Eze-Trim Foot Rot Sheers

Part Number: IDEA0007020
Weight: 1.00 lbs

B&B Eze-Trim Foot Rot Sheers made by Burgon & Ball have Teflon coated, high carbon-steel blades. Blades have been heat treated. Blade tension can be adjusted. The B&B Eze-Trim Foot Rot Sheers have resin handles and are durable and comfortable to use.

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