Corona Long Curved Snips - 1.75in Blade - Heat-Treated Steel

Fine-Tip Curved Snips for Precision Harvesting, Heat-Treated Steel Blade

Reaching into a dense canopy to select one specific stem often means a straight blade has to be repositioned or ends up nicking neighboring growth. Corona Long Curved Snips solve that with a 1.75in heat-treated steel blade and a curved fine tip that guides around stems and into angled positions for accurate, minimally disruptive cuts.

A leather strap lock secures the snips between uses, and lightweight grips keep hand fatigue low through repeated harvesting sessions.

Key Features & Benefits

• 1.75in curved fine-tip blade — long curved profile allows selective cutting within dense canopies and tight stem clusters.
• Heat-Treated Steel construction — fully heat-treated steel with a coated blade, spring, and handle for added rust protection and longevity.
• Precision stem selection — curved tip design supports accurate individual stem selection with minimal disturbance to surrounding plants.
• Leather strap lock — secure, unobtrusive blade lock for safe storage and carrying between plants.
• Lightweight comfortable grips — slim handle construction reduces tool weight and hand fatigue during repeated harvesting.

Who Should Use This

Gardeners, growers, and horticulturalists who need precision harvesting and fine detail cutting in tight growing spaces, especially herb and flower growers working dense canopies, are the direct fit for these heat-treated steel snips.

About Corona

Corona Clipper traces its history to the late 1920s in Corona, California, and continues to manufacture forged tools at its Fortin, Mexico facility opened in 2005.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the advantage of a curved blade for harvesting?

A curved blade guides the cutting edge around stems and into angled positions within dense growth, making it easier to select and cut individual stems without disturbing neighboring growth. A straight blade is better suited for direct, flat cuts in open areas.

How do I resharpen the blades?

Use a fine sharpening stone and follow the original bevel angle to bring the heat-treated steel blades back to a sharp edge. Do this once cutting quality noticeably drops with use.

How do I use the leather strap lock?

Loop the leather strap around the closed blades to hold them shut for safe storage and transport. It unfastens quickly for use and refastens easily afterward.

Can I sanitize these snips between plants?

Yes, wipe the blades and pivot with isopropyl alcohol between plants. This reduces the risk of spreading disease or residue between different plant varieties or growing areas.