Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw, 2.24 m-8.24 m Extendable Tree Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade and Scissors High Branches Trimming, Branch Trimmer with Lightweight 8 Fiberglass Handles, for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

Die acht Meter Länge ist nicht ohne.. Man muss etwas stark sein um damit zu hantieren.. Allgemein bin ich zufrieden.

Easy to use considering its length. Definitly need to be in good shape as it is naturally going to be a chore to handle if using at full length. Great product.

This is the type of product you won’t find at big box stores, and if you do, it will be a higher price. The one with the lopper is an excellent product.. and it came with 3 blades! You can even take the lopper off and connect the saw only tip, which is great because sometimes it can get in the way of you need to use the saw only. Highly recommended if you have tall trees and need to prune often. Perfect for palm trees, rather than paying an outrageous amount to a tree service. I had one arborist quote me almost 2k to do some pruning they would have completed in 2 hours. Granted, one has to the do the work, and you need some muscle to hold up the pole when it gets longer.. but hey, consider it a workout and cash saved in the bank.

I had have many years of experience in, this is the best tool to use

This pole saw makes it possible to safely reach and cut high limbs and branches when other means of access is impossible. It has made so many of my pruning tasks so much easier and safer for me. The blade is well-designed and it cuts very well. The hooks at the top and bottom of the blade are actually blades for snagging and stripping small branches and twigs, but I've used them mostly to place ropes on high branches so I can control how far they can freefall and swing after cutting. It is very versatile... The weight of the pole saw with extensions puts enough pressure on the blade such that adding extra force is not necessary, just use a rhythmic sawing motion - very little effort is required. Undercutting a branch at height to prevent bark damage in a pruning job is difficult but not impossible with this saw, just know that the weight of the pole extensions and the force needed to cut upwards takes a lot of effort because you're working against gravity. It is much easier to saw 2/3 to 3/4 or more through large, heavy branches from the top, then use the blade hooks to pull the branch down. Personally, I tie all of these off to control branch drop and swing. Some bark damage may happen. If a clean cut is necessary, remove the heaviest wood first, then make the pretty cut when there's no heavy weight to bind or pinch the blade. The higher up you go, the more underneath the branch you are, which presents serious safety risks. Wear safety glasses because saw dust will always find a way to get in your eyes and wear a hard hat to protect your head. Tie off the branches so they can neither fall nor swing too far and they always remain under your control before and after the cut. The only problem I've had with this pole saw is that a pin partially worked its way out on one of the couplings - I just tapped it back in and haven't had a problem since. I really like this pole saw and highly recommend it.

This is one sharp tool. It cuts with ease and is versatile. Change a blade and watch your fingers!

Worked as intended, cut through branches 4 inches thick about 20ft high. For the price not a bad deal compared to spending almost $300 for some pole saws. Only problem that I had was the roll pins backed out on three of the poles after first use. Had to use a hammer to put the pins back in place, plan to apply glue hopefully that will hold the pins in place.

after using mine my son bought one for him

This is such a great tool. I will get so much use out of this. The carrying case makes it super convenient to store.

Used this for the first time yesterday to trim our large maple tree. Worked like a charm. Loved that we could choose how tall it was, sawed easily through thicker branches and used the quick cutter to snap off thinner branches. Only negative was that the head would loosen slightly when the blade would catch on other branches and twist. The storage bag is heavy duty and so much easier to store than a super tall pole saw. Give two thumbs up.