32" PowerGear Bypass Loppers, Patented Mechanism Multiplies Force to Reduce Strain, Heavy-Duty Precision-Ground Steel Blade for Living Growth, Trims Tree Branches up to 2" Diameter

Nice and powerful, cuts thru 2 plus inch limbs...muscle needed but it's easier than chain saw

Just what I needed for trimming off branches from two-year-old trees. Works as described. Happy that I'd made the purchased.

These are amazing! They power through larger limbs that typical lopper wouldn't be able to get. All the different loppers can certainly have their place in the toolbox, but these can easily replace them all since it cuts through tiny to very large limbs.

I really like Fiskars PowerGear loppers. I bought this pair so I can have a pair at each of my two houses. My other pair is a 24-inch model from 1997. Pros: Relatively lightweight yet still strong. Very easy cutting due to the gear in and the jaw design. Easily cuts branches up to 2 inches in diameter. Cons: The loppers need much more space to open and close due to the gear system. This is what gives the extra leverage that makes them easy to use, but if you're limited on space, you won't be able to use them at all. Plus, it's more arm movements, so it will tire you out faster if you have to make a lot of cuts. The handle grips will slide off the end of the handle after a lot of use. They eventually get chewed up on the ends and slide down the handle toward the jaws, too.

I got them they seemed kind of flimsy but using them they're good quality and they work good for light work around the ranch

These things are fantastic. I added a berm to my front yard a couple of years ago and landscaped it with an assortment of smaller trees, shrubs and plants. By this summer it had gotten decidedly overgrown. So, I did what I an several million other folks do when they need to fix a problem.... I turned to amazon for reviews and the best price on a lopper. Honestly, before this year I had never even heard the term "lopper" (and apparently neither has the Amazon spell checking service because it keeps urging me to change the spelling -- you know, with that wavy red line underneath the word). But after pouring over the reviews for days I decided on this pair. I know the fiskars brand from garden shears (even though I have felcos) and knew it to be pretty reliable so I felt reasonably confident in my decision. Wow, these things are great. Now you know I've got nothing to compare them to since I've already said that I never even heard the term lopper before now, but for my money these things did everything I asked of them without complaint. Probably the toughest task I set before them was the pruning of my fig tree which (because I am also new to fig tree gardening) had become a fig "bush" and therefor would not bear any fruit despite being green lush and leafy. Some of the shoots of the fig bush were at least an inch in diameter and this lopper hacked through them with very little difficulty. I would imagine that someone a bit stronger than me could have made the job go even faster (I am a tired middle aged woman -- well, maybe not that tired, but still....). So the long and the short of it (because I am sure you don't want to waste your time reading all about my gardening exploits) is that withing a couple of hours I had lopped my way through the berm, the fig tree and much of the unruly planting in my front yard. The biggest problem I faced was where to deposit all that stuff I lopped off (I carried it quietly into the woods that abut my neighbor's house). BOTTOM LINE: These things get the job done quickly and efficiently and require very little effort. I would highly recommend them for weekend gardeners like myself.

This is the length to get 32"! They are only a couple ounces more than the 18" or 27". You get more reach an more leverage so thicker branches are easier cut. The leverage an length makes them easy to use over head. The light weight makes them easier to use overall. They cut thicker branches easier than any other lopper I have used. 1" branches cut like butter! My 80 yr old mother loves them as she can easily cut things she had to saw previously. Just clean off any sap on blade regularly an 1 drop of oil at pivot points once a year is all they need. I have been using different lengths of this model for 10 plus years now. An bought several as gifts so people don't borrow mine!

These loppers make it noticeably easier to cut branches. I’ve been cutting little cedar tress and if the trunk fits in the jaws, I can cut through it with my arms. I am a 65+ woman. If I can cut it you can. They are only slightly heavier than bypass loppers without the gear. The handles have to open wide and they might not fit in a small space but I only ran into this problem a couple of times. It was easy enough to work around obstructions or just cut through them. I did a lot of cutting with these and they are loppers and saved me a lot of time and back pain. They held up very well. I took a photo of them fully opened and closed next to a pair of standard Fiscars loppers.

I just wish I brought it years ago.

My cousin had a pair of the Fiskar PowerGear Bypass Loppers - after using them to clear yardful of shrubs, bushes, vines, and small trees, I just had to get a pair for myself. Arrived ahead of schedule and proved themselves out in my garden as well :-)

Good stuff

El articulo se ve usado, o quizas alguien lo devolvio pero lo uso bastante porque esta raspado en varias partes, al ser un articulo robusto debieron usarlo mucho para poderlo raspar

Astschere von Fiskars Name bürgt für Qualität. Ist die zweite Astschere, die ich gekauft habe. Die erste ist leider durch eine falsche Handhabung durch mich gebrochen. Dass ich sie trotzdem nochmals gekauft habe, zeigt, dass ich mit der Qualität zufrieden bin.