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Loppers are designed to prune tree and shrub branches under about 2 inches thick. Their long handles give you more power and more reach than hand pruners, letting leverage do the work of cutting through bigger branches. Regularly pruning your trees and shrubs to remove dead or diseased branches helps ensure healthy growth and flowering.
| Model | Line | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Pro Series 32" Forged Lopper | Pro Series | Daily professional use. Impact-Forged steel head on light aluminum handles, built to be resharpened for years. |
| Super Duty MaxForce Lopper | Super Duty | The largest, toughest cuts in the class, with a geared mechanical advantage, and high carbon steel blades with a double blade coating. |
| Heavy Duty Extendable LeverAction Lopper | Heavy Duty | Extra reach into shrubs and small trees. Handles extend from 25 to 37 inches. |
| Heavy Duty LeverAction Lopper | Heavy Duty | The all-around choice. Compound LeverAction linkage multiplies your effort on every cut. |
| Compact Duralight Lopper | Compact | Lighter frame and shorter handles, without giving up geared cutting power. Anvil cutting head. |
| Regular Duty Lopper | Regular Duty | Everyday branches at an everyday price. |
A quick way to choose: pick Regular Duty for occasional cleanup, Heavy Duty LeverAction if you prune every season, and Super Duty or Pro Series if your yard, or your job, keeps a lopper busy. Anything under finger thickness is faster with hand pruners, and branches past two inches belong to a saw; our guide to tree pruning tools by branch size covers where each takes over.