The Corona Clipper 32-inch heavy-duty bypass lopper features tapered hickory handles and blister-deterring non-slip grips. The forged radial arc bypass blade has a 2-1/4-inch cutting capacity, and combined with the unit's slant-ground hook with self-cleaning sap groove, the lopper makes for consistently smooth cutting, all-season long. Additionally, the lopper comes with built-in neoprene ShockStop shock bumpers for added comfort, making it an ideal choice for personal or professional use.

User Reviews about Corona Clipper 32-Inch Heavy Duty Bypass Lopper WL 6461

As I said in some previous reviews, my Dad is a farmer, and has been for years.
He had a Corona Clipper for about 25 years of hard work and about a year ago it finally "died" (both one handle and the clipper had broke down under the pressure).

I looked for a replacement for the old one and to our surprise - the same model is still being sold, and it's the one I review here!

This clipper is the best one he had (and he had a lot).
It's powerful enough to cut through hard wood fairly easily, the wood handles give it a bit of a flex so It won't break and it helps keep the pressure constant.
It's not too heavy like the metallic ones but is stable and reliable.

Remember - Due to it's length it's not easily maneuverable between branches, keep it in mind and see if you need something smaller. -- Strong, Sturdy, Powerful

this lopper will cut like no others, don't waste you money on cheaper ones, just spend the bucks and buy this one. -- excellent loppers

These Corona Loppers cut through wood like butter. Although, I assumed, these used to be made in Corona California back in the day, these are not made in the USA. Made in Mexico, from component parts made in USA, Taiwan and VietNam. Still great loppers. The company must have high standards and a good reputaion, because they are everything I wanted in a great, solid, sharp and strong pair of loppers. -- Great Loppers

These loppers are just what I needed to go after the exotic invasives in my yard. They cut through a 2" diameter branch of bittersweet without too much effort. They make this difficult and lengthy chore just a little bit easier. It was a wise purchase. -- Fabulous!

I had a set of these for years, until I loaned them to a neighbor, who loaned them to a friend, who had a cousin who needed to trim a few trees, and well, its spring time again and I need another pair.

Wood handles are a blessing and a curse. You should't leave them out in the rain, like some children I know, On the other hand they are easy to repair/replace. two bolts and the clippers are as good as new. They flex just right to take some of the jolt out of the cutting. I suppose that you could argue that cutting wood with wood ain't natural, but it works. There is a reason that wood handle tools are still around.

When you handle these clippers the smoothness of the hinge the way the blade slices cleanly just says quality all around. I love'em, and the neighbors will just have to call uncle billy to see who has my old set now. -- Great Loppers