Ryobi OLP1832BX 18V ONE+ Cordless 0.85m Bypass Lopper (Body Only)
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About Ryobi OLP1832BX 18V ONE+ Cordless 0.85m Bypass Lopper (Body Only)
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
83% praised for its sharp cutting performance
Cutting crepe myrtles and ligustrums with this tool is easy.
I have found that this bypass looper has good cutting performance and can handle branches that regular loopers cannot.
I was surprised by the loppers' ability to cut tough, dry creosote bush branches almost as big as would fit in the jaws.
Rephrased: The loppers impressed me by cutting tough, dry creosote bush branches almost as big as would fit in the jaws.
82% appreciated the long-lasting blade
I was unsure about the durability of the hand-lopper model I purchased, but after using it, I found it to be pretty heavy duty and beefier than other models.
89% found it easy to use
This tool has largely resolved the issue of manual loppers being effective but taking an increasing physical toll.
I find the product easy to use with strong jaws that can cut branches up to 40mm in size, especially in areas with limited access where wide loppers cannot be used.
I really like the tool as it is easy to use and can cut green or dead plants with ease.
I found the lopping tool amazing, easy to use, and capable of cutting large branches.
73% liked the comfortable grip and ergonomic design, but 27% found it uncomfortable
The tool is a bit heavy for me, so I prop it on a limb, leg, or the ground to avoid pressure on my shoulder.
74% praised for its built-in safety features, although 26% found them inadequate
I find the safety switch of the lopper to be the worst feature. It is difficult to push the safety button and squeeze the trigger with one hand, especially when my hand gets tired. The safety should be redesigned for easier use.
The safety button was in a bad location and hard to depress when reaching up. I had to take it out of the equation with some painters tape.
