Fiskars 32-Inch Loppers for Tree Trimming, Heavy Duty, Low-Friction Sharp Steel Blade, Branch Cutter up to 2-Inch Diameter Cut Capacity, PowerGear2 Technology that Multiplies Power for Less Effort

I used the Fiskars Garden Bypass Lopper and Tree Trimmer to tidy up the branches of a tree that were brushing against the side of my townhouse. The sharp blade made quick work of the task, and its sturdy build gave me confidence as I worked.The leverage of the Iskars Garden Bypass Lopper and Tree Trimmer was evident when I effortlessly cut through thicker branches without feeling fatigued. Its long handles provided ample leverage, making each cut feel smooth and controlled.I do feel that the ergonomics of this tool are very evident as I felt no discomfort or strain in my hands or arms even when putting extra pressure to cut down thicker limbs. The comfortable grip allowed me to maintain a secure hold on the lopper, ensuring precise cuts without any slipping.Thanks to the bypass cutting action, each branch was cleanly severed without any crushing or splintering,This feature gives me confidence that the trimmed branches will normally regrow properly, but in this case they may not as my tree won’t regrow limbs unless there is still green left on the branch.

Does a great job is very sharp and easy to handle

This works really well. The long handle gives you a lot of leverage and you can snap through some really big branches with ease (the documentation says up to 2" in diameter). We haven't tried anything that big, but we've gone through probably 1.5" diameter branches. Bigger branches that my wife used to have to ask me to tackle, she can do on her own.

Excellent quality, very easy to use, must have for tree trimming.

Just got these & used them for the first time. I got the 32" that will cut 2" limbs. They will just cut 2" limbs/trunks as it shows in my pictures, through it definitely isn't like cutting butter unless you had maybe 2" of butter frozen in liquid nitrogen, though I can't say I've tried that so I don't really know. Anyway, it will just cut 2" of wood, but the jaws are open to their max width, which makes a very large angle to squeeze. I will say it took me two cuts to get through the 2" trunk in the pic. It's definitely doable, though. (Note that I'm almost 62 & not nearly as strong as I used to be so keep that in context as you read this.) It will cut smaller limbs like butter. Note that the handles are no longer the soft Fiskers grips, though that doesn't effect the performance. They just aren't as comfy as they would have been. I'm glad I got these & was able to cut a number of small trees that have annoyed me all summer.

Fiscars make excellent products and this is no different. Had it for years and, still, no corrosion or loss in sharpness. Oh, plus they're lightweight.

Sharp, heavy duty lopper. Cut through thicker branches easily. Length is longer than my old loppers and blades cut much better.

I'm battling some trees outside my window and decided to get these. They cut through very thick branches like butter. Tons of leverage. My biggest issue is the weight and how hard it is to cut a large branch above you because of how wide you need to open them for a big branch. It's a bit of a nitpick, because I'm not sure how they could fix that issue, but they're built great and branches are no match for it.