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Curtis, à présent rejoint par son fils Shawn, voyageait de marché en marché, s'arrêtant où il pouvait. [Lire toute l'histoire]
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We have your Telescopic Anvil Ratchet 3" Lopper and have enjoyed the ease that it provides in prunning large brances. Having the telescoping handle really aids in reaching areas that are too far for the arms and you don't have to go lug out the ladder.
I just discovered your products. I purchased the Telescopic Ratchet Bypass Lopper 2", and I love it. I have really missed out on a wonderful product for many years. I have lots of pruning to do, and this will be my #1 lopper from now on. The locking system on this lopper is awesome, does not slip. I am anxious to try some of your other products as well.
Thanks,
Debbie Blaxton
Decatur, AL
Thanks,
Debbie Blaxton
Decatur, AL
Trail building is tough work as I’m sure you know. You don’t have access to power and you’re lugging your tools on your back pretty serious distances. We need tough, burly tools that can stand up to hacking through kilometers of alder, conifers and bushes.
I’ve been lucky enough to use a few Trail Blazer products. Your anvil loppers are simply in a league of their own. I’ve never run into a set of loppers that can chop through two inch alder without slowing down, and can do that all day, every day without having the hinge fall apart like happens on most other loppers I’ve tried. The fact that they’re lighter than most ’heavy duty’ loppers is just the icing on the cake.
I’ve been lucky enough to use a few Trail Blazer products. Your anvil loppers are simply in a league of their own. I’ve never run into a set of loppers that can chop through two inch alder without slowing down, and can do that all day, every day without having the hinge fall apart like happens on most other loppers I’ve tried. The fact that they’re lighter than most ’heavy duty’ loppers is just the icing on the cake.
I picked this hatchet up from your booth at outdoor retailer, probably in 2006 or 07, and have carried it backpacking ever since. I generally use it every week at work doing wilderness therapy. I generally use it to split wood for fires, and shape wood for camp crafts (wood spoons, bow drill fire sets, etc). this hatchet has seen about 900-1080 days in-field, and is doing pretty well still. While there is some damage where the blade and the plastic of the handle connect (from wood chips wedging in there), it takes an edge well, and holds it for a long time. I don't even bother to use my gerber hatchet anymore, and can do most work that I'd do with a knife substantially quicker and better!
Thank you for making such a versatile tool!
ed coombs
Thank you for making such a versatile tool!
ed coombs
Thanks, Monica. It's a great tool. I wouldn't have known the history of the company if that little part hadn't failed. Now I'm impressed even more by the quality and engineering in your products. Folks occasionally ask me what kind of pruner...........so you do get some free word of mouth advertising. Glad to do it for a great product.
Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy
I wanted to also let you know that a friend of mine loaned me a pair if Trailblazer’s small cutters that you would use to clip the smaller twigs off trees and bushes and they were the best thing I’ve used. I do a lot of yard work and these were great.
Thanks very much
Thanks very much
Your mini-hatchet deserves a lot more attention than it
gets. If you begin to think of it at a 440C Scandi blade that
can be batoned for highly accurate notching, that puts it in a
new light. It also is remarkable at creating fuzz sticks.
gets. If you begin to think of it at a 440C Scandi blade that
can be batoned for highly accurate notching, that puts it in a
new light. It also is remarkable at creating fuzz sticks.
Just a note to commend you for such a wonderful website. Your company was registered as one of our tubing webinar participants via www.faro.com and I had a look at your site. Loved the father & son story. :)
Cheers!
Cheers!