Corona Tools | 33-inch Branch Cutter DualLINK MAXFORGED Bypass Loppers
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About Corona Tools | 33-inch Branch Cutter DualLINK MAXFORGED Bypass Loppers
Overall Feedback:
81% positive
76% praised for its sharp cutting performance, while 24% found it dull
The forged jaw assembly cuts on the first time without having to repeatedly hack at it.
I found that the tool easily cut the branch even with my full weight on it. It was heavy duty and worth the extra cost.
I have noticed that the mechanism allows too much flex and the blade connects flat against the hammer, ruining the first 1/4-1/3 inch of the blade. Now, every cut deflects the blade off the hammer, making it almost unusable.
I noticed that the blade was soft and easily bent, which indicates that the cutting performance of the hand-loppers was poor.
The blade being soft and easily bent indicates poor cutting performance of the hand-loppers.
79% appreciated the long-lasting blade, though 21% experienced wear and tear
I have complained that the hand-lopper mechanism allows too much flex and the blade connects flat against the hammer, ruining the first 1/4-1/3 inch of the blade. This makes the product almost unusable. I waited too long to return it but would have if I had the chance.
My older pair of Corona loppers had sturdier forged blades than these.
I could only use the loppers for a few specialized cuts and they are not durable enough for other purposes.
I noticed that the blade was soft and bent easily, indicating that the product is not durable.
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The blade is soft and bends easily, indicating that the product is not durable.
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74% found it easy to use
I find the hand-loppers easy to use and they cut through branches and small trees with ease.
Hand-loppers are easy to use, last longer, and are worth the money.
I found the lopper to be amazingly strong, cutting through all 2-inch diameter branches with ease.
71% liked the comfortable grip and ergonomic design, but 29% found it uncomfortable
I did not mention anything about the grip comfort of the hand-loppers.
68% appreciated its lightweight and portable design
The hand-loppers are not bad at all, despite their size and weight.
67% praised for its built-in safety features, although 33% found them inadequate
The mechanism of the hand-lopper allows too much flex and the blade connects flat against the hammer, ruining the first 1/4-1/3 inch of the blade.
The loppers frequently get stuck due to the tip of the blade catching on the tip of the hook, which could be a safety issue if not handled properly.
