F211-50 Swiss Made Loppers for Gardening – 20" Lightweight Precision Loppers for Tree Trimming | Tree Branch Cutters | Tree Trimmer Tool with Curved Bypass Blade | I-Beam Handles | Landscape

These + a pair of Felco classic pruners I purchased new in April & May. They are are well worth the money. Tomorrow is Halloween & I've been using them a LOT to aggressively thin and remove a lot of overgrowth from a neglected back yard. I had already ruined my old Fiscars. These Felcos are more expensive, but buying them once is way less expensive than buying cheaper ones over and over. They're stronger, too, much easier on my body and less time consuming to use. I'm taking down trash trees and overgrown privet with a small chain saw, then using these to cut and trim 1- 2" limbs for my wood chipper. Sometimes, I've had to lay them on the ground and push down with both hands to cut thru. Unlike with other loppers I've used, the only limiting factor with Felco, besides the appropriate size limb, is my own human strength.

Powerhouse of a tool. Strong materials and well built. Would recommend for anyone with a business. They are pretty big and sharp which means really good leverage for cutting bigger diameter branches.

Felco Pruning Loppers F20 PROS - We purchased our first set about six or seven years ago. - They have cut, and cut and cut throughout every year. - Cut quality is excellent. - The cutting blades have never lost their positioning tight against each other. - We take care not to cut branches that are outside the recommended size. - Drying, oiling and cleaning after use is easy and recommended. - The blades have never needed to be sharpened. - The red handles make the tool easy to find if left somewhere in the garden, - And are still in good condition. - The materials and construction are bullet-proof. - Swiss design and construction at its best. CONS - Expensive, but you get what you pay for. - Might be a bit too heavy for some people, - But she of we who is not strong, has had no problems. - The small rubber cushions, one on each handle, are wearing down. - But they are easy to replace. WOULD WE BUY AGAIN - Yes, we just have. - Not because the old pair have worn out, - We just thought it would be good to have another pair on hand, - In case of future supply problems.

Hefty but cuts like butter and has the reach we needed and leverage. Clean cuts. Jaws open great with handles. My wife has used them Yes pricey, but will last a lifetime. Professional grade. Checks all the boxes. Have the shorter lighter ones as well. For those who appreciate quality.

A very high-quality lopper that I use in my apple orchard. Makes clean cuts and is very sturdy.

A good tool - sturdy and functional. Swiss quality is expensive, but IMHO worth the price.

I've been using Felco pruning shears for years, they are the absolute best. I got tired of blowing through the Fiskars loppers and discovered Felco makes a Lopper too! These things are built to last! Purchased the longer version too

I bought these due to the reviews and my understanding of this being a stellar product and company. I liked it that you could replace the blades. I do a lot of pruning and gardening and needed a better pair of loppers. These arrived and immediately tried them and noted that I could not successfully / easily cut anything above 1/2 inches in diameter such as the little sprouts coming out of a base of a tree. It took a significant effort when I attempted to cut something at 3/4 of an inch., requiring significant body leverage. I found that for the price that these were relatively worthless. I am fortunate to have a master gardener in the family and I had her try these also. She was very surprised based on the brand that these were as difficult to use as they were. She did recommend a different brand. We were both extremely disappointed as we’ve had the Falco pruners and have had great success with those. They are known to be top of the line. I am returning these, despite being offered a partial refund as I need a functional product for the amount of gardening I do. I am delighted for the participants who have received the same item and rated it highly that they had a much better experience than either of us have had. i can clearly say that I would NOT recommend these loppers, even at a third of the cost. I really wanted these to work out.

Hands down the best loppers, pruners, clippers you name it! Falco for the win! Every time. The bonus is you can take em all apart. Grease em, repair em, replace blades and more! Good for a life time and to pass down! ($500 photo 😂)

Ottimo articolo, sono soddisfatto, lo ho acquistato nuovamente per regalarlo

Eine wirklich gute Astschere aus dem Hause Felco! Wer eine Felco kauft, egal welche, wird es nie bereuen. Es sei denn er hat sich nicht richtig informiert und eine Linkshänderschere als Rechtshänder gekauft. Die Felco 22 ist eine Profischere, was nichts anderes bedeutet, als das sie für den Dauereinsatz gebaut wurde und es alles einzeln zu kaufen gibt. Hier meine Erfahrungen als Landschaftsgärtner und Liebhaber funktionaler und guter Werkzeuge. Sie ist einfach im Aufbau und wurde mit hochwertigen Materialien hergestellt. Sie SCHNEIDET Äste mit absoluter Leichtigkeit. Vorsicht, diese Eigenschaft verleitet schnell dazu, Äste über 40 mm Durchmesser zu schneiden. Klar Schaft sie das, doch keine Astschere ist dafür geeignet. Äste in dieser Größenordnung werden immer gequetscht statt geschnitten! Hier einmal die richtigen Anwendungen nach denen man sich richten sollte: Rosen-Gartenschere 1-25 mm; Astschere 25-35 (40)mm ab 40mm sollte eine Astsäge (Tipp: silky) benutzt werden. Alles andere ist eine Vergewaltigung der Werkzeuge. Ich gehe davon aus das man mit der Felco 22 auch ein Fahradschloss aufbekommt doch...! Die Klinge, welche demontiert werden kann, ist mit ein wenig Übung auch für den Laien leicht zu schärfen. Auch hier.. wer mit einer flex schärft, sollte bei der aldischere bleiben. Da es sich hier um gehärtetes Material handelt wird im kaltschleifverfahren geschliffen. Einmal die Klinge verglüht (blaufärbung durch flex , bandschleifer usw. ) wird der Stahl so weich, das sich die Anschaffung einer solchen Schere nicht lohnt. Ihr Gewicht...? Sagen wir mal ... leicht ist anders, was an ihrem sehr gutem Material liegt. Keine Angst, wenn sie mal aus der Baumkrone fällt. Ein weiterer Vorteil ist die feinjustierung des Klingenabstandes, welcher sich auch durch die Mutter sichern lässt. Alles im allen, bin ich sehr zufrieden und kann diese Schere an verständnisvolle Handwerker und Gärtner, egal welcher Spate, nur weiter empfehlen!

Very high quality Swiss made lopper. A bit heavy for me but they are heavy duty in operation and cut through most branches that fit in the jaws. They will pretty much last you forever.

Ce sécateur coupe, je dirais "élégamment", si si, étonnant hein !