🌿 Cut Above the Rest!
Product Description Founded in the early 1920s, Corona is a leader in the marketing and manufacturing of professional and consumer tools for the lawn and garden, landscape, irrigation, construction and agriculture markets. With a retail and distribution network that extends throughout the United States and Canada, Corona’s proven designs, quality manufacturing processes and unparalleled customer service make it the best choice in tools for contractors, agricultural professionals and avid gardeners alike. .com Corona's 26-inch bypass lopper has tapered hickory handles and blister-deterring nonslip grips. Its resharpenable, dropforged, Radial Arc bypass, Coronium steel alloy blade has a 1-1/2-inch-diameter cutting capacity. The lopper also boasts a precision slant-ground hook with sap groove for consistently smooth cutting. Sadly, this lopper doesn't feature Corona's ShockStop shock bumpers, but, for a tighter budget or a lighter task, it will do the job fantastically.
| Blade Material | Alloy Steel, Alloy Steel |
| Cutting width | 5 Inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 25.75"L x 10.25"W |
| Item Weight | 0.4 Pounds |
| Style Name | Classic |
| Point Style | Round point |
| Color | Red |
| Blade Type | Bypass |
| Blade Edge | Serrated |
P**R
Peach Farmer: this is the go-to set of loppers
Love this product. I have a peach orchard with 100+ trees that require a LOT of pruning in the spring. These are light, sharp and very dependable. I have 5 sets of loppers for the orchard- some longer, some with larger cut capacity but when we head out to prune, THIS is the set I always choose to use.
R**N
Well made
I love this lopper, well made.
I**N
Great looper
Ez to use and good quality
T**S
Premium quality, but the handles require force management
I do a lot of clipping. Acres and acres of small trees and brush. Been using Corona products for a long time now (10'ish years). On the plus side, the metal components and the design are tops. Also great, when I hit rocks or the cutting edges become dull I can easily disassemble and grind them on a belt sander back to laser sharp. It sounds caveman, but it is fast and easy. The wood handles are light and look nice.But on the down side, I have broken a wood handle with my not-at-all hurculean strength several times. When I have two broken sets, I swap sides or handles around to recover a pair. Unfortunately, the wood handles are riveted onto the metal blades, which doesn't make it easy.
P**L
LIGHTWEIGHT!
The wood handle results in a light-weight but sturdy lopper, much better than any lopper that is metal. If you are cutting for even 15-20 minutes you will feel the difference between a heavy handle lopper and one made of wood. I already have the exact same model (have had it for years). This is a replacement even though the old one still works but I wanted a new, sharper head. I can't stress enough, try a wood-handle lopper as well as a heavier metal one by actually cutting limbs with both types for several minutes. You'll end up returning the metal lopper :). I totally recommend this wood lopper by Corona.
A**R
As a gardener these are great
My loppers got lost found these on AmazonWood handles are hard to findThese work great!Got them for my husband but I use them too!
A**R
Great loppers
I have two pairs we use at the farm a bunch. They are sturdy and tough.
T**N
Wow, these are perfect!
Corona went way out on these lopper/shears ... it is SOLID!Problem with other brands ... not enough metal "tang" -- these on the other hand are fantastic!And for all those out there asking for these to cut through 2" branches - they are not meant forthat; use a chainsaw : )
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