Customer Reviews

Corona Clipper 24-Inch Compound-Action 1-1/2-Inch Capacity Bypass Lopper With Fiberglass Handles & Non-Slip Grips FL 3460

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This tool behaves exactly as advertised and then some. The handles are super comfortable, even after using the tool all day. The compound action really does make it easy to cut through even the largest branches and vines. The rubber stop prevents jarring.

This is the best lopper I have ever used.

This is a solid tool. With hollow fiberglass handles it weighs almost nothing.I do not however recommend this tool for the small yard homeowner.These are very big and awkward loppers. With 24'' handles you really get the reach out of them but,in most cases this size lopper is just too large.It is a fine quality tool that will last a lifetime if maintained properly.If you intend to just putt around the yard or garden doing seasonal pruning. This tool might not be your best bet.Amazon offers a big selection of corona tools so, find the tool that fits your needs best. Now get out there and do some major pruning.

This worked wonderfully when I first started using it.

I quickly cut branches I would have sawed before or for which

I would have used the chain saw. After two months, the lopper

stopped cutting all the way through the branches. It left a

little strip connecting the two parts. I think the heavy sheet

metal hook bent away from the blade, leaving a gap between the

two. It still cuts easily for 90% of the thickness, but it

always leaves a ribbon joining the two. For infrequent or one

time heavy use, this should work fine. Do not plan on using

this lopper for a lifetime. I suggest considering the

professional loppers from Corona.

If you use these enough the fiberglass handles gradually bend, so that the ends of the handles are touching before the wood is cut. You can replace the blades but the handles wear out long before the blades. They are probably fine for the average homeowner and they work well when new but only will last a lifetime if they are used sparingly.

bought a set after using a Corona 3460 loppers at a campground. Excellent reach and padded handles. Lots of folks try to cut limbs too big for the loppers and start twisting the handles to force them to cut or break the limb. This only twists & opens the bypass knife so later use produces a stringy incomplete cut. I had to tighten the bolts a bit on the loppers I borrowed and they sliced again like they were new. Keep them out of the dirt and razor sharp so they will last a lifetime. I was impressed enough that I bought a pair the following week. Well worth the money and my arms are a lot less tired. a great buy.

Had these for about 1.5 years doing light yard work. They cut fine if you keep the blade sharp, The problem is that the handles begin to fatigue where it connects, and they become soft and unable to close the shears to cut.

This tool is one of the best tree cutters I have ever owned. This pair was to replace a pair that was over 10 years old and they still worked but I dropped them and it was time for a new set. These are easy to use and makes the larger branches a snap to cut. Great product and I highly recommend them to anyone.

These loppers are terrific! I am a 64 year old woman with 1.5 acres of trees and gardens. These loppers have done a terrific job, and are so easy for me to operate.

We was in a crisis over in Skunk Holler (which is a suburb of Moonshine Holler). Ned the Barber was fed up with wearin' out all his shears and scissors on his clientele (and we're a hairy bunch) to the point he was thinkin' about shuttin' down. Can't be no civilization without a barber, so I lended Ned my CORONA CLIPPERS.

And these just ain't any ol' clippers. With 24-inch handles and a cutting diameter up to two inches Ned has the leverage and power he needs to slice through shaggy manes that ain't been combed in years. Heck, flat-top, buzzcut, crewcut, or mullet, Ned can create any look you want with just a couple of snips. And with nonslip foam grips he don't make the unsightly mistakes he once did with his rusty scissors. Cousin Buford is so taken by Ned's skill with this lopper that he even goes in to get his back and armpits trimmed (of course, Buford's got thyroid problems that seem to kick up during a full moon).

This product has a long name, but it saved our little town. CORONA CLIPPER FL-3460 COMPOUND-ACTION BYPASS LOPPER. You know, Uncle Cy had to have a bypass, but I never figured it had to do with clippers. And all of us here in Skunk Holler thought Coronas were green bottles of beer. Sure proved us wrong, by golly!