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Fiskars 91546935 Powergear Bypass Lopper

Fiskars 91546935 Powergear Bypass Lopper

(189 customer reviews)

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Description:

Power gear bypass lopper. Unique design uses 2 gears to amplify the cutting force, reduce cutting effort, and provide leverage throughout the cut. Features lightweight tubular aluminum handles and hardened steel nonstick-coated blades. Cutting capacity:

Features:

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Power gear bypass lopper

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Unique design uses 2 gears to amplify the cutting force, reduce cutting effort, and provide leverag

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Features lightweight tubular aluminum handles and hardened steel nonstick-coated blades

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Cutting capacity: 2"

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Overall length: 31-1/2"

Product Details:

Product Length:	11.0 inches
Product Width:	1.0 inches
Product Height:	31.5 inches
Product Weight:	0.34 pounds
Package Length:	33.0 inches
Package Width:	9.5 inches
Package Height:	1.2 inches
Package Weight:	1.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 189 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 4.5

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126 of 131 found the following review helpful:

Fiskar's PowerGear LoppersJun 10, 2000
By Dottie M. Jahoda
I'd like to say first that the price for this item is unbelievable. I've seen it locally in a hardware store and in a gardening catalog I receive for at least $15 dollars more than the Amazon price.

The loppers are very light and the power gear makes it very easy to get the torque needed to cut through one inch to one and a half inch limbs with no sweat. I've got average strength, middle-age and arthritis and am able to enjoy cutting brush with these..mostly saplings and tree limbs that I want to clear along my driveway.

I know Fiskars is a good name in cutting shears for sewing and I hadn't realized that they also manufactured tools; but I'm extremely happy to have found this out.

80 of 82 found the following review helpful:

The best loppers I've ever owned!Sep 07, 2002

I've owned a lot of pairs of loppers and I always seem to break or bend the handles. Not so with the Fiskars. I am a strong healthy guy and I can cut through anything I can get into the jaws. This includes branches dead or alive up to 2 inches. I have been using my Fiskars for the last three years for cutting ski and hiking trails in Maine and they continue to perform better than anything I've ever used in the past. Another benefit are the bright orange handle ends. I used to tie surveyors flagging to my tools so I wouldn't loose them if I put them down in heavy brush. The Fiskars handles are always visable and easy to find inspite of my absentmindedness. The price at Amazon is the best I've seen by $10-20. Having used this tool hard for the last three summers, I don't think I will ever have to get another pair of loppers again.

70 of 72 found the following review helpful:

Absolutely SuperbMay 11, 2005
By James C Smith
I don't write that many reviews, but this product is worth raving about.

For years now I've been using various cutting tools for handling the wild area behind my house. Every piece of every tree I cut down either winds up going through the chipper or becomes firewood. So in building the arsenal to do all that efficiently, having a good pair of loppers is essential. This model is nothing less than superb. The chief features to me are:

1. Most importantly, the outer tips of the blades are beveled, thereby preventing them from ever overlapping as the cut is being made so as to prevent them from destroying themselves via chipping the edges. My old cutters failed to have this feature, and I had to constantly watch each and every cut, and I *still* had chipped blades due to this overlapping.

2. Very light.

3. Very strong. The aluminum handles are shaped so as to use the minimum material while maximizing strength along the plane where the force is exherted. My last loppers seemed pretty beefy, but I eventually broke one of the fiberglass handles in half, so metal handles are a must in my book.

4. Cuts like butter, and handles anything piece of wood that will fit in the jaws. The gear action is smooth and highly effective.

5. Easy to spot in the brush thanks to the orange highlights, and in general a very attractive tool.

33 of 37 found the following review helpful:

Good cutting action, but it has drawbacksApr 14, 2010
By Kenneth C. Reed
While these do cut well, the movement of the gears means that the handles have to be moved through a wide arc to actuate the blade. This makes their reach shorter because you have to spread your arms wide. So in thick brush or in a tree with tight branches it can be nearly impossible to make a cut. The other drawback is the thick gears make the head quite heavy so the tool doesn't feel as well balanced as the non-geared units. Build quality is typical Fiskars, which is to say quite good, but I came close to returning due to the drawbacks I mentioned. If you have the upper body strength and cut in dense vegetation I would opt for the traditional simple scissors type of loppers.

25 of 28 found the following review helpful:

Great as reviuesJun 19, 2004
By Henry Cargen
Easy to use and a plus to all the outher reviues. Ran into a piece of barb wire last fall clearing brush for my daughter,put a nick in the cutter, broke my heart. Called fiskars got 2 new blades about $7/00 each friendly courtious service. I have been logging firewood this summer and these are about as handy as another hand. I dont know if I could break them but I have made them squeek like the log splitter

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