Olympia Tools 24" Heavy Duty Bolt Cutter with Drop Forged Alloy Steel and Ergonomic Grip Rubber Handles for for Cutting Fence, Steel Wire, Chain, Screws, Rivet

No issues, arrived intact and cut the lock on the shed. May never use it again but it did what I needed it to.

WOW!I am really impressed. I wasn’t expecting this well made Quality.It’s a Solid bolt cutter, Steel Blades. It should cost more. Also it’s adjustable too you can angle the blades,I did not saw that when was buying.It’s well Worth the money. It works.

This is a high quality 18" bolt cutter that I used to cut standard thickness (~1/4") wire shelving (i.e., ClosetMaid or Rubbermaid). But you have to be strong enough to use the tool this way. Probably a 24" tool would be easier to use on wire shelving, but the 18" tool does cut cleanly (96 cuts so far) with no damage to the cutter blades or head.

The media could not be loaded.  does the job right.!

I can’t say long term, but I had to do the parking brake on an F350. If I cut the old cable, it made the job way easier. As you can imagine, the cable is pretty heavy duty, multi strand cable and this snipped right through it. With the other parts & this tool I still only spent a fraction of what the shop wanted & it was about 45 minutes under the shade tree, so I’m very pleased.

I needed a pad lock cut and a locksmith wanted to charge me up to $120 to saw the lock off. But I found these they came very fast and I was able to cut the lock myself the blade was sharp and very durable. Worth every dime.

Great. Sharp. Not loose in the joints. Grip could be softer but for the price it’s a great buy. After using it a few times on those thick 1/2” bolts I’d get a longer handle next time for more leverage but other than that. Good buy.

I had trees branches grown through a chain link fence, This cut right through the chain link like butter. Great product for the price.

They are bolt cutters what else can I say

It's a relatively heavy tool. Extremely difficult to open or close the jaw when it is new. I have to lubricate all the hinges, use one foot to step on one handle to open/close the jaw many times before it can operate easier. There is some kind of an adjustment screw on the tool, but doesn't seem to do anything useful. There is no user manual that comes with the tool. I haven't got a chance to cut anything yet.