Fiskars Powergear 32in Bypass Lopper With Aluminum Handle

These are the best loppers I have ever used. I did tree research for my career, and I grow a number of my own trees as well. These loppers are far and away better than any other kind I ever used, including the updated model. They are light-weight, making them easy to handle. Yet, the handles are very strong, plenty strong enough to prune 2" diameter branches and light enough to use all day. They also hold a sharp edge extremely well. I lost my last one, and I was very happy that I could still get this model from Walmart.

Quality product, wide mouth. Can lop limbs 6" diameter. Packaging was not great, the tip had cut through the plastic. In a box next time.

It's light weight and easy to use. Cuts very well with little effort.

perfect for what we needed. worked well. very good quality.

This lopper is light weight, and cuts like the limbs were made of butter.

Performed well on branches I" diameter, and even larger. Good leverage from longer handles.

i like fiskars cutting toolsl i have these and some hedge trimmers and they both work well on trimming fresh branches

Light weight but very strong. Ideal for individuals with painful issues in hands %26 fingers. They open extremely wide %26 cut with ease, even cutting dead limbs easier than any I've previously owned. Their design minimizes the amount of strength needed for cutting thus reducing the amount of time necessary to complete the task. I'm in my 70's %26 would advise older individuals to try these first. For the price, I was very surprised at the superior quality.

Was delivered way before deadline , early was in good packaging , properly place at door I have had this tool before except it had extended handles it good strong product If used as described clean straights cuts

I have used the 15-in loppers and appreciate the PowerGear technology. The 32-in loppers' longer arms/handles are supposed to allow one to reach higher/farther branches or work on plants without needing a ladder, reducing the risk of accidents. However, one must open the arms so wide, in order to cut a 2-in branch, that it defeats the purpose.