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Skip to ContentSharing is caring!Join me as I buy (with my own money) and test some of the most popular loppers currently available. I test these loppers to the limit, one set of loppers doesn’t make it through the test! So if you go ahead and follow my advice you can be sure you are getting some of the best loppers you can!In this test, we have the Gruntek telescopic anvil loppers, Spear and Jackson RazonSharp loppers and the Stanley FatMax loppers.Very Powerful!STANLEY FATMAX 31" (77cm) Sync Drive Geared Bypass LopperBuy Now On AmazonComing out number one in our test was the Stanley FatMax Loppers. It was a really close run thing between the Stanley FatMax and the Gruntek loppers with the Spear and Jackson a distant third due to the fact they well, kinda broke!The FatMax loppers feature a forged steel blade with a titanium carbo-nitride coating which apparently helps increase strength and keeps the blade sharper for longer.They use a geared cutting head, unlike the other two loppers in the test, which use a ratchet system.So let’s get to cutting. Luckily I have a garden clearance job on at the moment, which has left me with plenty of prime candidate trees and bushes to test these loppers out on.I start out here with quite a big cut, really pushing the loppers hard. All three models cut through fine, with the grunteks feeling like they had a little more cutting power over the other two.Now we come up against a big thick branch, which I don’t expect the loppers to cut through. The perfect test of build quality. Now, none of the loppers makes it through, but the spear and Jacksons fare particularly badly, seemingly breaking in the process.Time now for something a little more suited to loppers; this rhododendron is next up on the cutting block. Here you can see the broken spear and Jackson loppers. Something seems to have gone wrong with the ratchet system; they get to a certain point, then just stop cutting. You can see the other two loppers go through fine, so it wasn’t a problem with the branch being too thick.I go get there eventually by stopping the cut, opening the loppers up and cutting again, but not ideal at all.Then we have another thick tree branch to again really put these loppers to the test. Both the Gruntek and the fat max loppers just about manage to cut this branch. I really have to strain, but they do manage it, and both sets of loppers come through just fine.Top PickGRÜNTEK Telescopic Anvil LoppersBuy NowThe German Gruntek XT 940 telescopic loppers. On these loppers, the upper blade is made of high-quality tool steel with a good resharpening ability and has a special un-specified anti-stick coating.Again these are telescopic loppers, going from 68 to 94 cm.Third Place: Spear &amp; Jackson W213 Razorsharp Anvil LopperThe spear and Jackson razor-sharp anvil loppers. These feature C50 carbon steel blades, which are PTFE coated blades for rust resistance and smooth cutting.Unlike the FatMax loppers, these are telescopic; the handles extend from 46cm up to 72cm for reaching higher up branches.Looking for some of the best gardening gear available? Make sure you check out my other reviews.Sharing is caring!Click here to cancel reply.

Skip to ContentSharing is caring!Join me as I buy (with my own money) and test some of the most popular loppers currently available. I test these loppers to the limit, one set of loppers doesn’t make it through the test! So if you go ahead and follow my advice you can be sure you are getting some of the best loppers you can!In this test, we have the Gruntek telescopic anvil loppers, Spear and Jackson RazonSharp loppers and the Stanley FatMax loppers.Very Powerful!STANLEY FATMAX 31" (77cm) Sync Drive Geared Bypass LopperBuy Now On AmazonComing out number one in our test was the Stanley...

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