Anvil lopper Fiskars PowerGear X — cutting Ø 5.5 cm, length 800 mm, soft-grip handles

The Fiskars PowerGear X Anvil Lopper (Length 800 mm, Cutting diameter up to 5.5 cm) is a durable garden tool for cutting branches and shrubs. It combines a patented PowerGear mechanism that multiplies force with precision-ground stainless steel blades and a friction-reducing PTFE coating to deliver efficient, clean cuts. The tool features a lightweight, weather-resistant aluminium shaft and black-and-orange handles designed for comfortable, extended use.

Advantages

The patented PowerGear mechanism provides up to three times more cutting force, reducing physical strain. Precision-ground stainless steel blades with PTFE coating lower friction and improve cutting performance. The aluminium shaft is both light and weather-resistant for long-term durability, while SoftGrip material and 3D contour moulding on the handles increase comfort and require less gripping force.

Suitable for

• Cutting branches and small limbs up to 5.5 cm in diameter
• Pruning shrubs and woody plants in home gardens
• Landscaping tasks requiring precise, low-effort cuts

Key specifications

• Brand: Fiskars
• Model: PowerGear X (MPN 437373)
• Type: Anvil lopper
• Cutting diameter: up to 5.5 cm
• Length: 800 mm
• Weight: 1.36 kg
• Blades: Precision-ground stainless steel with PTFE coating
• Shaft: Lightweight, weather-resistant aluminium
• Handles: Black-and-orange SoftGrip with 3D contour moulding
• EAN: 6411501124401

How to use

Position the anvil lopper so the cutting blade contacts the branch, keeping the branch close to the lopper head for best leverage. Squeeze the handles together using steady pressure; the PowerGear mechanism will multiply your input force to complete the cut. For larger branches, make controlled, single cuts rather than jerky movements. After use, wipe the blades clean and store the tool in a dry place to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For safety and optimal results, use the lopper on dry or slightly seasoned wood up to 5.5 cm diameter. Avoid cutting frozen or overly hard material. Regularly clean and lightly oil the blades and inspect the shaft and handle fittings before use.