Corona Bypass Lopper 25in Aluminum

All-Purpose Aluminum Bypass Lopper for Everyday Pruning, 25in

Not every pruning task calls for compound gearing, extendable handles, or specialized mechanisms — sometimes a straightforward, dependable lopper gets the job done just as well. The Corona Bypass Lopper delivers exactly that, with 25-inch aluminum handles providing enough leverage to slice through branches up to 1.75 inches in diameter without straining.

A precision-ground hardened steel bypass blade ensures each cut is clean and close for fast plant recovery, and a cushioned, non-slip grip keeps hands secure and comfortable through extended sessions.

Key Features & Benefits

• Hardened steel bypass blade — precision-ground cutting edge makes clean, close cuts that minimize tissue damage.
• 25-inch aluminum handles — lightweight construction provides the leverage needed for thick branches without a weight penalty.
• Rated for 1.75-inch branches — handles the range of lateral branches and thick stems in regular garden maintenance.
• Non-slip grip — cushioned handle coating provides secure control and reduces hand fatigue.
• Durable construction — built to perform reliably across seasons of regular use.

Who Should Use This

Cultivators and gardeners who need a reliable, no-frills workhorse for regular branch removal and canopy thinning are the direct fit, since this lopper handles the most common tasks without added complexity.

About Corona

Founded in Corona, California in the late 1920s, Corona Clipper built its name on a curved clipper designed for careful citrus harvesting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cutting capacity of this lopper?

It is rated for branches up to 1.75 inches in diameter under normal use conditions. That capacity handles the majority of lateral branches encountered in everyday garden maintenance.

Can the blade be replaced when it wears out?

Yes, replacement blades are available for this lopper range. Contact Corona or your retailer for compatible parts for this model.

How do I maintain the blade?

Clean sap and debris from the blade after each use, sharpen the bevel with a fine-grit file as cutting performance declines, and apply a light coat of oil to prevent corrosion. Regular maintenance like this keeps the blade cutting cleanly for many seasons.

Why choose aluminum handles over fiberglass?

Aluminum handles are lightweight and rigid, providing good leverage and durability for standard pruning tasks, while fiberglass offers more shock absorption for very heavy-duty cutting. Choose the handle material based on how much vibration dampening your typical workload requires.