Corona EasyCUT Bypass Lopper 28in Aluminum

Compound-Action Leverage for Thick Branches, 28in

Cutting through a 2-inch branch with a standard lopper takes real hand strength, and repeating that motion across a pruning session adds up fast. The Corona EasyCUT Bypass Lopper uses a compound-action gear mechanism to multiply cutting force, slicing through branches up to 2 inches in diameter with far less grip effort.

Fixed 28-inch aluminum handles deliver consistent leverage on every cut, absorb shock, and stay comfortable to grip even during demanding pruning sessions, while a hardened SK5 steel blade with a non-stick coating keeps cuts clean and cleanup quick.

Key Features & Benefits

• Compound action mechanism — multiplies cutting force so thick, woody branches take significantly less hand strength to cut cleanly.
• Hardened SK5 steel bypass blade — precision-ground for clean, close cuts that support rapid plant recovery and minimize tissue damage.
• Aluminum handles — lightweight and durable, absorbing impact vibration and resisting moisture for long-term outdoor use.
• Fixed 28in leverage — consistent handle length delivers the same leverage on every cut.
• Non-stick blade coating — reduces friction and sap buildup, keeping the blade moving smoothly and cleanup fast.

Who Should Use This

Growers and gardeners who regularly deal with thick lateral branches and want to reduce hand and wrist strain are the direct fit, since the compound mechanism makes cutting accessible even for users who find standard loppers fatiguing.

About Corona

Corona Clipper got its start in the late 1920s in Corona, California, and now manufactures its forged tools at a dedicated plant in Fortin, Mexico, opened in 2005.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the compound action work?

A geared linkage amplifies the force applied to the handles, reducing the effort needed to cut through thick branches. The multiplied force is what lets this lopper handle 2-inch branches without excessive hand strain.

What is the maximum cutting diameter?

This lopper is rated for branches up to 2 inches in diameter under standard use conditions. Larger or unusually dense wood may require a saw instead.

Are the handles adjustable?

No, the handles are fixed at 28 inches. That fixed length provides a stable cutting platform with consistent leverage on every stroke.

Can the blade be sharpened in the field?

Yes, the bypass blade can be sharpened with a fine-grit whetstone or diamond file. Regular sharpening maintains cutting efficiency and reduces the effort needed per cut.