Corona DualLINK Bypass Pruner - 3/4in Cut Capacity

Compound-Action Bypass Pruner Using 35% Less Effort, 3/4in

Traditional single-action shears ask the hand to supply all of the cutting force directly, which gets tiring fast across a full pruning session. The Corona DualLINK Bypass Pruner adds a compound linkage that multiplies hand force through the cutting stroke, using 35% less effort than traditional shears on branches and stems up to 3/4 inch in diameter.

One-piece full-steel construction removes the joints that weaken multi-part designs, a self-cleaning sap groove keeps the non-stick blade running smoothly, and ComfortGEL grips paired with a ShockGUARD bumper round out a tool built for all-day comfort.

Key Features & Benefits

• DualLINK compound mechanism — multiplies cutting force through added linkage points, using 35% less hand effort than traditional single-action shears.
• One-piece full-steel design — handles, chassis, and hook integrated into a single body for added strength over jointed designs.
• Self-cleaning sap groove — channels sap away from the non-stick blade to keep cuts clean throughout use.
• ComfortGEL grips and ShockGUARD bumper — ergonomic grip material paired with impact cushioning for reduced hand fatigue.
• 3/4in cutting capacity — cuts green branches and stems cleanly with noticeably less grip effort.

Who Should Use This

Gardeners and cultivators doing sustained pruning sessions are the direct fit, since the 35% effort reduction specifically targets the hand and wrist strain that builds up across long stretches of repetitive cutting.

About Corona

The Corona Clipper name comes from the company's hometown of Corona, California, where it was founded in the late 1920s around a curved citrus-harvesting clipper.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the DualLINK mechanism cut with less effort?

Extra linkage points inside the DualLINK mechanism multiply the force delivered from each hand squeeze. That produces the same blade force as a standard pruner while using about 35% less grip effort.

What is the self-cleaning sap groove for?

It channels sap away from the cutting edge as you cut, preventing the blade from sticking in resinous material. This keeps the action smooth without stopping to wipe the blade mid-session.

Is one-piece steel construction more durable?

Yes. Removing the rivets and joints found in multi-component designs eliminates common failure points, so the pruner holds up better over repeated seasons of use.

Is this pruner comfortable for all-day pruning?

Yes. The reduced-effort DualLINK action, ComfortGEL grips, and ShockGUARD bumper are all specifically aimed at keeping cumulative hand fatigue down during extended pruning sessions.