Kings County Tools Double Ratcheting Bypass Lopper | Cuts Green Wood | Extendable 26"–40" Long Handles | Trim Tree or Bush Branches | 6 Pin-Locked Position Stops | Heavy-Duty Steel

These are great ratcheting loppers / lopping shears for pruning trees. I use these to trim the limbs off of overhanging trees in the spring time and are also great for cutting up small limbs into kindling for winter firewood. Their ratcheting action really helps to give extra torque and makes cutting limbs and branches very easy. I also love their extendable handles. Do wear gloves and use caution - these loppers are super sharp! They are a perfect tool for gardeners and home owners and I highly recommend them. Seller was great too. Fast Shipping! Very Satisfied!

I like the way they cut with little effort due to the sharp blades and the ratcheting action, are extendable & can buy replacment blades if necessary. Have only had these for a little while but the use I've gotten out of them was well worth the cost of these amazing loppers

I had considerable tree trimming to do and did not feel like dragging out my small chain saw. This tool by Kings County is professional. The blade is curved and sharp and easily cut the limb with little effort. The extending handles make it easy to reach the tall branches. I give this 5 stars no questions asked. It was easy to use, did the job and a lot safer than my chain saw for limbs no bigger than two inches.

I received a Garret Wade Heavy Duty Ratcheting Bypass Lopper. What I like about this ratcheting lopper is I can cut thick tree and shrub branches easily without having to create force with my shoulders, arms, wrists, or hands. Because the lopper's handles are extendable, I can cut overhead branches I could not otherwise. Saves bending my back on low shrubbery too. The handles are very easy to extend and lock securely in place; there is no worry that the extended handles will slide or move mid cut.The body of the tool is lightweight but the cutting blades are heavy, so you trade weight for imperfect balance. I'm a petite human and need tools to be light, but find myself fighting to keep the lopper in position when working with branches above my shoulders because the heavy blades, due to gravity, want to point the tool down. But had I bought a heavier-bodied lopper, I might not have been able to lift it at all.The lopper feels sturdy, cuts easily and cleanly, extends and retracts easily, and looks good. The tool allowed me to accomplish what I intended in my yard and garden and I feel the quality exceeds the price. My husband also found the ratcheting lopper easy to use. Since this is a Garrett Wade lopper, replacement blades are available.I recommend this lopper.

I bought these to clean up some trees on my property. I had a few doubts about how sturdy they were going to be being the slide out type. Well, let me put any fears that you might have about that to rest. I was cutting through limbs more than 2" and some approaching 3" across and these never failed once. I took out some volunteer trees that had come up at the corner of my property that were pretty stout, but these cut right through them. Mulberry, Pine, Elm, Hedge, it didn't matter, right through. It's nice to come across a decent deal that works so well! VERY surprised and happy with purchase!

It has telescoping handles so you can quickly tailor the leverage to your situation. The ratcheting action can save your arms, and can cut thru some pretty big branches with less strain.

I have had to trim the water spout branches from our Transparent Apple 🍏 Tree. It is quite aged so it has branches that span 20 feet diameter. My previous pruners were the one length, read short, pruners many times tightened and rehoned. Always before I was maneuvering the robust aluminum ladder in the household underneath the tree to access those spouts in the center. I am 75, so pruning on a ladder is not my favorite thing. But with this 42" extension It was possible to keep the ladder on the perimeter of the tree. I needed only to reach the extended pruners for several limbs from the ground in the center. I agree with others that some sense of doubting about the extended arms being able to snip larger branches when held at the end, so just don't do that. The three levels of leverage ratcheting built in helped to answer this problem when I ran up into it. I also appreciated the corrugation grip on the face of one jaw which grips a limb against slipping from the bypass sheer. Lastly, the extension functions smoothly on both arms with numerous "stop" locations. I started on the grape vinyard yesterday. I will no longer be reaching overhead for most of the trimming, operating this tool from about waist high in the extended fully mode. I was disappointed that the shipping price break was such that the freight break at $70.00 nearly doubled the cost of the replacement sheer so I opted out. The grape vines have high tinsel wires along 70 foot row, and sure enough I rent a small ding in the sheer in the first hour. Still works fine I just know that it is there. Great tool.

My “brand name” loppers are flimsy and the cutting edges splay making it impossible to get a clean cut. These Kings County Tools ratcheting bypass loppers are in a totally different league! The cutting head is very substantial and able to cut thick branches easily and cleanly. But the tool is remarkably light because of the aluminum construction. While light, they are also incredibly strong because of how the aluminum arms are formed. Telescoping the arms to reach higher branches is a breeze. Just push in the button on each arm and extend it to your desired length. No knobs to twist or unscrew - super easy! Even the rubberized grips are beastly! This thing is built to take punishment and make you happy you spent the money to “get what you pay for.” P.S. I also have an older model that is non-telescoping and non-ratcheting which I bought in the late 80’s and they’re still going strong.