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

Got the tool on June 7th and was excited to use it as I had some over grown trees around the driveway. However as soon as I opened the box and unpacked the tool and it's carry bag I IMMEDIATELY became itch. I realized it was from manufacturing of the fiberglass poles. Looking at the poles and the bag everything was covered in the fiberglass dust. Had to take it wipe everything down with a damp cloth and use tape to remove fiberglass dust off my arms. Other than the fiberglass dust the tool worked excellently. The blades came very sharp and the amount of extention poles allowed me to get some of the high up branches. The carry bag is decent and see no issues with it. The pruning attachment is also sharp and easy to pull. With the over all length of the poles it's a bends a decent amount but still seems sturdy and stable to use. Over all the product is good. Just wish they'd clean the fiberglass dust off before packaging the product!

For the money it’s not bad. It has a good saw but on the higher heights can be very wobbly unlike one that the handle is metal

This works well as a pruner. Not so great as a saw at height. Is not very light-weight but connects easily and love the heights achievable with the extensions connected. I am a little concerned of snagging the pull handle up in a tree though.

Easy to assemble Easy to use and good quality very good value for money

I’m 83 and when 4 or more sections are fastened together, it gets a little heavy for me. Also, when extended with 4 or more sections, I found it difficult to see exactly where saw blade or scissor cutter was located that high in the tree…with other leaves and branches around the cutters. BUT, I’m still learning to use it and think it’s a good product. Can get way up in the trees like I haven’t been able to before. I was able to remove several dead limbs that I hadn’t been able too.

The longer it gets the more awkward to handle the unit.

The pole saw assembled as designed and worked for my requirement. I needed to top off a spruce tree and use the saw blade horizontally, thankfully I did not have to use all the extensions (minus 1). The pole gets heavy when extended to full length., even at the length I used. Granted if I was using it in the vertical position, it would have been better. The blade was sharp and the keeper buttons secured the main sections of the pole. note that the last / tip section does not have a locking button, but was OK and did not get loose while I sawed. It is pretty heavy, but the again I'm 77 years old!!!

Out the box this pole saw was solid and easy to put together. Endurance will be required if using the full length be prepared. The saw blade has a curve with a stop on each end which definitely helps when cutting . You get that full stroke meaning it cuts the saw time down. Ive used this saw on live oak/southern oak tree with 4\" branch diameter and it cuts well. I have a 12ft fiskars manual saw which has no stop and it jumps all over the place. I gave this 4 stars because the saw is great. Easy connection twist lock type for the pole. Don't waist your money on the package for both saw and branch trimmer. Trimmer looks good, but it's blade position makes it almost worthless. The pully system rope is smaller and the way it grasp a limb seems to be loosing bite force. The fiskars branch trimmer is far better than this one , but the saw blade is good on this one. After about 8 hrs of use I had to pop some pins / tension pins back in to holes of the threaded sectional pieces . No biggie, but make note of that. This saw gets it done, but this at full length is not for the weak. It's not bad when you cut up to 2\" branches, but once you get past that it becomes a hard core endurance and stanima race .

Very light weight. Like the locking feature will not fall apart while using. Easy to use. Very sharp cutting blade and cuts straight. The one issue is at 27 feet it is harder to cut thicker branches because of the give of the fiberglass poles. But it will not break.

All in all the saw works, but there is considerable flex at the blade which causes difficulty in cutting. I understand the pole should flex that’s not the problem, the problems are the blades could be a little bit thicker to keep them from bending and flexing overall