Corona FL 3470 Compound Action Bypass Lopper
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About Corona FL 3470 Compound Action Bypass Lopper
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
78% praised for its sharp cutting performance, while 22% found it dull
I was able to clear about 20 feet of bamboo about 2 feet thick in no time using this lopper. Even my wife could cut with it without strain.
I have experienced an unpleasant situation while using the hand-lopper as the automatic movement of the handle and wrist causes the tool to extend while trying to make a cut, instead of staying in the short position.
80% appreciated the long-lasting blade, though 20% experienced wear and tear
My hand-loppers are still going strong after 6 years and the handles are still in good shape.
The handles collapse easily with moderate pressure, making them dangerous and likely to cause injury.
After using the loppers a few times, I noticed that they do not cut very well and often leave a small piece of bark or skin which is almost impossible to sever unless you twist the loppers.
After a day of average use, the retractable handles no longer lock securely in either the open or closed position.
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74% found it easy to use, but 26% found it difficult
I have noticed that the tool keeps slipping out of the short position while making cuts, causing problems.
67% liked the comfortable grip and ergonomic design, but 33% found it uncomfortable
The neoprene handles of my hand-loppers are still intact and really comfortable.
The handle of the hand-lopper is uncomfortable to grip and it does not stay in the short position while using it, causing inconvenience while making a cut.
77% appreciated its lightweight and portable design
The loppers are easy to carry over a sizable yard to wherever I need to go.
69% praised for its built-in safety features, although 31% found them inadequate
The handles collapse easily under moderate pressure, making them dangerous and likely to cause injury.
After a day of average use, the retractable handles no longer lock securely in either the open or closed position, which is a safety concern.
