AIRAJ 16-24" Extendable Bypass Loppers, 1.5" Branch Cutter with SK5 Blade & Telescopic Handle, Garden Pruning Shears for Tree Trimming

I recently picked up these AIRAJ extendable loppers for some spring yard cleanup, and they have been a fantastic addition to my toolkit. The adjustable telescopic handle (16–24") is the standout feature for me—it makes reaching those higher or slightly awkward branches so much easier without having to constantly drag out a ladder. The SK5 steel blades are very sharp and have held up well, making clean cuts on branches up to about an inch and a half without much resistance. I also really appreciate the lever design; it definitely takes the strain out of cutting through thicker, tougher wood. The handles are comfortable and have a good, non-slip grip, which is a nice touch during longer sessions in the yard. Overall, these feel very sturdy and well-engineered. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a reliable, easy-to-use tool for trimming trees and bushes around the property.

Great clippers! I have one that's larger, and I prefer that one for bigger branches. This one is great for smaller branches, but I had a little trouble with a branch about 1.5 inches around. The extended handle slid down a few times while I was using it. It cut branches cleanly!

I have been given this product in return for my honest review. This states that it is a Mini Bypass Loppers on the box. It can be stretched to be longer by pulling out the handles. When they are stretched, this loppers is a little smaller than my big loppers. My big one is old and the blade is going. This new mini loppers has a very big blade. It is very sturdy and cuts well. In about ten minutes, I cut several branches and shrubs. Some of the branches I cut were almost an inch wide. This loppers is great for cutting bushes since it reaches down to the ground. I have a lot of bushes and twigs to cut. The trees are usually cut by a hired tree specialist. These mini loppers are lightweight and easy to transport. They are an asset to my yard. They cut twigs and bushes very well.

Just got the AIRAJ 16-24in branch cutters. I couldnt see spending $40-$50 on a pair, so I held off buying them for years. The price is just right for these. These are heavy-duty (and have a good amount of weight to them. They extend super easy for longer reaches and collapse back down taking up minimum storage. Boxed well and arrived quickly.

This branch cutting tool exceeded my expectations. They are incredibly sharp and very well built. They cut decent size branches with ease and very minimal effort. We have small little trees popping up everywhere and I was able to cut some of them at the base and also do some trimming on some trees and bushes. This is definitely a great buy at a great price.

These bush trimming loppers are a great addition to any yard tool set. They’re sturdy, easy to handle, and make cutting through thicker branches much easier than standard shears. The grip is comfortable, and the cutting action feels smooth and efficient. Definitely a reliable choice for keeping bushes and shrubs neat and well-shaped.

so they do cut but not 1½" branches very easily, it will definitely take some muscle to cut thru 1" so i can imagine 1½" will be extremely difficult to cut theu, the up side is they look nice and feel like they're made of quality materials and have a telescopic handle for a longer or higher reach but i would advise to only use them on dead or mear dieing beanches as if you use them to prune live branches your going to have a difficult time, they do also have a serrated edge on 1 side of the blade to jelp with the cutting but found that it wasnt much help as I personally found it difficult to cut thru branches that I can easily just break off with my bare hands. i would recommend for very light cutting or pruning of maybe ½" thick max branches to shrubs.

I would recommend it for branches under 1". They are sturdy enough. Very sharp, cuts through 1” branch with a little muscle. It takes more than a little muscle to get through a 1 ½ inch one. Actually 1 ½” is doubtful. 1 ¼ was hard to do. I wasn’t sure it was going to do it. I guess it depends on the wood. The teeth on the bottom blade keeps it from slipping out. They can extend to 24”, which is nice. It’s actually, easier to cut when extended. Sort of like having a breaker bar. For a 1” or under, its not bad. I wouldn’t recommend it for anything over an inch. It will fit in the lopper, but I don’t think it will cut it. For simple trimming its not bad at all.

I purchased the 11 inch ones hoping for a replacement for my larger loppers aka knuckle busters. Unfortunately, this was not the case. They are quite sturdy and strong, and I was able to cut a branch that I would say is around 1/2 to 3/4 inches around, I tried a larger branch like the description said, unfortunately I wasn't strong enough to cut it with these. I feel like even though they seem to be made well, they don't have the leverage that the longer ones do, and unless you're strong armed, they may not work well for you. I could cut the same size branches with this as I do with my one hand cutters, so not really helpful in my case. Again, well made, but you're gonna need some strength to cut the larger branches.

This one of two Airaj loppers was the weaker of the two and not quite as sharp but it cut through vines and honeysuckle just fine. This one is a little smaller and has wooden handles which aren't quite as easy to grip as the others but get small jobs done.