Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw Extendable Tree Pruner 1.4 m-3 m Aluminum Alloy Pole

Really, single stitching - not reinforced.

I had thousands of dollars worth of tree trimming and pruning at various properties. I decided to do it myself using this tool. It's AWESOME. I've cut limbs up to 10 inches in diameter way up in the trees. It's fun to use also! Makes you feel like a baddie. Easy to put together, comes in a nice bag with a shoulder carry strap, heads are sharp and easy to replace, and the whole thing is still pretty lightweight.

This has good saw blades but even better is the pole at full length will bend some but much less than my older fiskar and is much easier to use.

Very sharp, works really good. No trouble cutting 2 an 3 inch limbs. Very satisfied with this product.

Overall, when I connected the parts, I solved it in 5 minutes. It will be easy to cut some branches that are less than 2 inches in diameter, and it will take a few back and forth to get it done; larger diameters will take more effort on your part. If you attach more poles for cutting you will need some strength. But it’s worth it for a product that costs tens of dollars.

I really like this. The pole is strong even when extended. No regrets.

I will use it to trim trees, but now I am using it to clean my chimney which is difficult to reach.

Really good branch cutter Reaches way up. Unbelievable product.

Very cool, both in form and function. I used only the saw blade (sharp!) so the weight of the tool rests on a branch, but lifting it into position requires a little brawn especially the longer (higher) your requirements. At 6 ft, 240 lbs, this out of shape 68 year old guy didn't have a problem using it to remove a 25-30 ft tree, limb by limb, to avoid damaging the house or fence. It assembles/disassembles quickly and easily without tools and a very nice canvas storage case is included. DIY and save a bundle. I highly recommend this pole saw, we're extremely pleased with this purchase.

I like the feel of the pole, and how it feels in the hand. Someone with smaller hands might find the pole too bulky to manage. The only concern I have with the pole itself, are the locking mechanisms, and I wonder how long they will last being hard plastic, and not having any adjustment. The saw is typical of any pruning saw, cutting on the draw, as in pulling toward the user. And it does not cut dead wood well, but does nicely on live wood, again, typical for a pruning saw.