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Corona BP 4250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Price History
Price History for Bypass Pruner 1 Inch Aluminum Handle
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Current Price
$27.15
October 24, 2024
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$27.15
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Lowest Price
$27.15
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October 24, 2024
Corona BP 4250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Description
FORGED ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION is lightweight for ease of use and reduced fatigue
MAXFORGEDTM STEEL: Corona’s forging process compacts steel molecules into our strongest, most durable tools that stay sharper longer
ERGONOMIC HEAD is angled to prevent bending of wrist
DUAL ARC BYPASS BLADE efficiently cuts green or dry branches and stems
RESHARPENABLE AND REPLACEABLE BLADE for long-lasting performance and reliability
SMOOTH ACTION SPRING AND SHOCK-ABSORBING BUMPER reduces hand stress and fatigue
COMFORTABLE, NON-SLIP GRIP allows for easy one-handed use
CORONA CARES about creating eco-friendly products by implementing 100% recyclable packaging, planting over 15,000 trees to date, and by providing tools to organizations that help grow food and plant urban trees
10-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY on our garden tools built to last season after season since the 1920’s
ESSENTIAL GARDENING TOOLS: Corona creates high-quality gardening and yard tools for all your landscaping needs, including garden scissors, pruners, loppers and more.
Corona BP 4250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Specification
Specification: Corona BP 4250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner
Product Dimensions
0.8 x 2.25 x 8.5 inches
Item Weight (ounces)
11
ASIN
B0007LXTQ4
Country of Origin
Taiwan
Item model number
BP 4250
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Blade Material
Aluminum,Steel
Handle Material
Alloy Steel
Blade Edge
Serrated
Blade Type
Bypass
Hand Orientation
Ambidextrous
Point Style
Round point
Cutting Width (Inches)
1
UPC
038313642501
Manufacturer
Corona Clipper Company
Global Trade Identification Number
00038313642501
Corona BP 4250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Corona BP 4250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner
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★★★★★
Baboo –
Worth the price I paid for it.
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★★★★★
Ginger –
I have a pair already. Bought a second pair cuz they’re so awesome!
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★★★★★
Ginger –
I lost or misplaced my passport r so I needed to get a new pair, these are very nice.
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Mikayla –
Good trimmers, Sharp blades.
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★★★★★
Douglas –
They are extremely comfortable and feel good in my hand. It’s good quality construction and was recommended to me by a professional gardener.
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★★★★★
C. B. Manges –
These look very much like those fancy Swiss pruners but these are a fraction of the price and more than good enough for the home gardener who does minor pruning a few times a year. They hold an edge better than the cheapies, and are hard enough to take several sharpenings. Take care to clean sap from edges when finished each time, and they’ll hold up well. I got these for kids who’ve moved off into their own homes, and the only problem they have is being overly ambitious. Don’t try to cut larger branches–you’ll just ruin the blade. Otherwise, buy with confidence. I’m thinking of getting another pair for my wife, who is a prototypical “hard on equipment” person and is just as likely to snap a blade on a 1″ branch as she is to use the proper tool for the job, and has forced me to hide my Felcos.
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JLJ –
Very, very sharp, while the locking mechanism is difficult to engage. Thus the danger of cutting yourself is real and I did it. The “spring” to keep the jaws open will come loose if hit, but this has happened only once so far. All in all this is a highly effective pruner – the best I have ever owned – but you must be careful using it.
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★★★★★
Stephan Butcher –
Love these pruning shears. They last many years and have replaceable parts and can also be resharpened. We bought a bunch more for workshops on our farm
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Baboo –
Worth the price I paid for it.
Ginger –
I have a pair already. Bought a second pair cuz they’re so awesome!
Ginger –
I lost or misplaced my passport r so I needed to get a new pair, these are very nice.
Mikayla –
Good trimmers, Sharp blades.
Douglas –
They are extremely comfortable and feel good in my hand. It’s good quality construction and was recommended to me by a professional gardener.
C. B. Manges –
These look very much like those fancy Swiss pruners but these are a fraction of the price and more than good enough for the home gardener who does minor pruning a few times a year. They hold an edge better than the cheapies, and are hard enough to take several sharpenings. Take care to clean sap from edges when finished each time, and they’ll hold up well. I got these for kids who’ve moved off into their own homes, and the only problem they have is being overly ambitious. Don’t try to cut larger branches–you’ll just ruin the blade. Otherwise, buy with confidence. I’m thinking of getting another pair for my wife, who is a prototypical “hard on equipment” person and is just as likely to snap a blade on a 1″ branch as she is to use the proper tool for the job, and has forced me to hide my Felcos.
JLJ –
Very, very sharp, while the locking mechanism is difficult to engage. Thus the danger of cutting yourself is real and I did it.
The “spring” to keep the jaws open will come loose if hit, but this has happened only once so far.
All in all this is a highly effective pruner – the best I have ever owned – but you must be careful using it.
Stephan Butcher –
Love these pruning shears. They last many years and have replaceable parts and can also be resharpened. We bought a bunch more for workshops on our farm