Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper

Superb for heavy work

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT THIS ITEM

  • Double ratcheting mechanism for efficient cutting.
  • Telescoping handles for extended reach.
  • Coated blade for durability and rust resistance.
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Anvil Lopper by Garrett Wade - heavy duty, ratcheting lopper
11G12.01
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★★★★★

The Garrett Wade Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper is my “go-to” garden tool, which is saying something considering I live in South Florida where everything grows fast and heavy.

Michael J. — Verified Buyer

The Mechanism

Four Details That Do the Heavy Work

Garrett Wade Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper — close-up of the ratcheting anvil cutting head

Double Ratcheting Action

A double ratcheting mechanism, oversized for strength, lets you cut in stages. Squeeze, release, squeeze again — the blade advances without backing off, the same principle as a car jack. Thick branches yield to ordinary grip strength.

Anvil Head

The blade drives down onto a flat anvil plate that crushes and holds the branch while the edge passes through. It is the right geometry for dry, dead, hardened wood — the material that resists a scissor-action blade.

Coated Blade, Replaceable

The cutting blade comes coated from the factory, and a replacement blade is available when years of work finally catch up with the edge. The blade is a serviceable part — the tool is built to outlast it.

Telescoping Handles

Extend from 26″ to 40″ across 6 pin-locked position stops, finished with rubber grips. The pin seats through the shaft — the set length holds under load instead of creeping.

The Reach

Forty Inches of Handle, Both Feet on the Ground

The handles telescope from 26 inches to 40 inches across six pin-locked position stops. At compact length the lopper is maneuverable enough for close work in dense, overgrown shrubs. At full extension it reaches the dead limbs overhead that would otherwise mean a ladder — and longer handles mean more leverage feeding the ratcheting head, so reach and cutting force compound each other. At 3.85 pounds, it is light enough to hold up there while you work.

This is the tool for the neglected corner of the property: the storm-damaged limbs, the dried-out hedge, the standing dead wood that has been waiting two seasons for the right equipment. One verified buyer, J. W., put it plainly: the Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper “is a BEAST! I could find nothing comparable on the market.” A branch that was out of reach and too thick to cut becomes a branch you handle from the ground in three squeezes.

Garrett Wade Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper — telescoping handles at full 40-inch extension

Specifications

The Full Picture

Tool TypeRatcheting anvil lopper
Cutting Capacity2" to 2 1/2" diameter branches
Best ForDry and dead wood
MechanismDouble ratcheting, oversized for strength
BladeCoated — replacement blade available
Handle Length26″ to 40″ (6 pin-locked positions)
GripsRubber
Weight3.85 lbs (1,746 g)
SKU11G12.01
MPNGW11G12-01
Price
Garrett Wade Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper — anvil head and blade detail

Complete the Pair

Two Cuts. Two Tools. One Complete Kit.

The anvil lopper breaks through dead and dry wood that would stall a bypass. The bypass lopper makes the clean, precise cuts that living green growth needs. Together they handle every branch in the garden — and Garrett Wade sells them as a matched set.

Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper

This Tool

Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper

Double ratcheting power for dead, dry, and hardened branches up to 2 1/2" diameter. The tool that handles the hard stuff.

Heavy Duty Bypass Lopper

The Pair

Heavy Duty Bypass Lopper

Scissor-action blades for clean cuts on live, green growth. Preserves the branch tissue the anvil cut would crush.

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Both tools, one order — Garrett Wade sells them together as the Heavy Duty Lopper Set.

Shop the Heavy Duty Lopper Set

Common Questions

Before You Buy

The names describe the cutting geometry. An anvil lopper drives a straight blade down onto a flat plate — the branch is held in place and the edge is driven through, which is exactly what dry, dead, hardened wood needs. A bypass lopper’s blades pass each other like scissors, slicing cleanly through living green wood without crushing the tissue. This tool is the anvil: buy it for dead wood, dry limbs, and storm cleanup. If your work includes live pruning too, Garrett Wade pairs it with its bypass counterpart in the Heavy Duty Lopper Set.

The cutting jaw capacity is 2 to 2.5 inches in diameter. The double ratcheting mechanism is what makes that capacity realistic rather than theoretical — instead of one heroic squeeze, you cut in stages, and the mechanism multiplies your hand force through each compression.

It works on the same principle as a car jack. Squeeze the handles and the blade advances into the branch. Release, and the mechanism holds its position instead of backing off. Squeeze again and it advances further. A few easy compressions accomplish what a single all-out squeeze could not, so cutting capacity is no longer limited by grip strength. The mechanism is oversized for strength.

The telescoping handles extend from 26 to 40 inches across 6 pin-locked position stops, with rubber grips. At full extension you can work canopy branches with both feet on the ground, and at 3.85 pounds the tool is light enough to hold up there while you do.

A replacement blade is available from Garrett Wade, so the coated blade is a serviceable part rather than the end of the tool. The lopper itself is built as a lifetime arborist’s quality tool — the edge can be renewed long before the mechanism gives anything up.

Ready to Clear the Dead Wood?

One anvil lopper with double ratcheting power, a 2 1/2-inch bite, and handles that reach 40 inches.

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Overall rating: 4.8382354 / 5 from 68 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper is a highly recommended tool for cutting dry wood, praised for its strength and reach. It features a double ratcheting mechanism, oversized design, and telescoping handles with rubber grips. Customers appreciate its cutting power and durability, making it suitable for heavy pruning tasks.

Summary topics

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Review topics: [quality, design, works, service, loppers, tool, branches, limbs, handle, trimmer, blade].

Review highlights

  • "Great quality tool, you get what you pay for!"Curt V.
  • "Great extendable lopper."Lawrence F.
  • "As ever, Garrett Wade simply offers the best tools."Dovie T.

Reviews

Anvil Loppers

"Very well built with ratcheting mechanisms. Best things are the extendable handles, given I'm vertically challenged!"

Kevin S. (5/5)

The best

"I have one of these but the spring broke after many years of hard use. Couldn't believe Garrett-wade had the same one! Bought it as fast as I could. HIghly recommend this product. The ratcheting feature makes it so much easier for a woman to use."

Elizabeth C. (5/5)

"There awesome! I finally found this pair online, my previous ratchet loppers I bought at Costco in 2011 and once I broke the arm 6 yrs later I duck taped it Back on ! My new pair arrived today and are amazing."

SARAH (5/5)

Great trimmers

"The ratcheting mecyis perfect. Highly recommend"

Ron T. (5/5)

Cuts large branches like cake

"Very pleased with the quality of this tool. Way better than my last one."

Clifford G. (5/5)

Nice and sturdy, gets the

"Nice and sturdy, gets the job done ✔️"

EUGENE J. (5/5)

Best Loppers I’ve Ever Used

"These are seriously the greatest loppers I have ever used. With the ratcheting action, they can cut thick branches, 2 inches thick with ease, the extending handles are really nifty as well to reach into a tree. These loppers completely blow fiskars and corona out of the water in terms of quality!!!"

Patrick Q. (5/5)

Excellent product. The order was

"Excellent product. The order was filled, shipped and delivered in short time. Great service."

Stella P. (5/5)

You're innocently named ""Heavy Duty

"You're innocently named ""Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper"" is a BEAST! I could find nothing comparable on the market."

J. W. (5/5)

Wouldn’t go out my backdoor without it

"The Garrett Wade Heavy Duty Anvil Lopper is my “go-to” garden tool, which is saying something considering I live in South Florida where everything grows fast and heavy. My first well-used pair (5 years+) had one of its extension locks give out and I bought TWO more to replace it, because if the replacement wears out, I KNOW I’m gonna want another one as soon as possible. Great product."

Michael J. (5/5)

Q&A

I took my Anvil Lopper to be sharpened, and when returned to me they were no longer working properly (ratcheting), could you send me assembly instructions for this and the bypass style as well? Thank you!
See 11G12.01 blade replacement is tech memo
Did Sams store sell these?
Possibly some time ago
How much does this weigh?
Jessica, the lopper weighs 4.3 lbs. Thank you.
Heavy duty ratcheting loppers. Can I also get a parts guide? with so many request, you might want to post this on your site under a customer support subheading. They're great tools and nothing like repairing a knonw good tool vs buying a new one. Thank you
Harry, agreed, but we don't sell parts other than blades. I made a pretty good video showing how to change the blade but no schematics drawing is available. Thank you.
I purchased the anvil lopper a few years ago and it is great. The gears in the mechanism have broken and I cannot use it any more. Are the gears replaceable and do you supply them?
Fred, see e-mail.