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

These are exactly what we needed, except we needed a hook on the tip of it. We were very pleased with the poles.

Have only used it with 3 sections so far, but it is very sturdy with the way that the pieces connect. Also have only used the saw, and it is very sharp, and the blade is well designed with the hooks on both ends. The case for the blade is also a nice extra. Mice product, would buy again if I need another one.

This is a great pole saw. I love the extra reach. It is pretty hard to handle when fully extended, but once you get the blade on the branch you want to cut, you just saw.

THIS IS A LIFE SAVER !!!!! IT HAVE SAVED ME HOURS !!!! I CAN NOW SAFELY PRUNE HIGH BRANCHES

Have tries several different specialty saws. Used to cut limbs brushing on roof which was pulling up roofing shingles. Tree Timmer wanted 500 dollars to climb and trim. This worked. Saved a few hundred dollars. And have used on other trees in my yard. Recommend.

Trimmed 3 large trees, including a pine tree. Worked as designed. Light poles and sturdy. The attachments are easy to use. Clean branch cuts. The blade can cut thick branches. However, anything over 2.5 inches in diameter, I recommend using the saw attachment. I cut a 2.5+ inch diameter hard branch with the blade. After a few hard pulls on the string, I was able to cut it but the center of the blade chipped a bit. I had to re-sharpen it. Other than that, a good purchase. I didn't have to hire a tree-trimming service.

Love the length for those hard to reach branches and a great storage bag!!!

First off, don't expect to cut anything significant at 26 foot pole extension. Once I get to around 15 feet, more poles just increase the force required from the ground and control precision is lost at the cutting edge. That said, the overall quality is good with a few issues. Firstly, the pin lock does not always engage fully across all sections of the pole. This can be easily remedied with some filing or sanding at the receiving hole for the pin and no functionality or strength is lost from the joint. Secondly, the blade material may be a little to soft for longevity. Upon receipt, I cut a dozen 3 in and probably two dozen 1-3 in oak branches from a living tree. Upon completion, the very tip of the blade tooth shows a significant rounding and wear of the cutting edge tip. I'm guessing the tips are now around 0.005 \"flat\" whereas a new blade has no flat area on the tips. This blade will require regular sharpening to maintain efficient cutting and I'm not aware that harder and more wear resistant blades are available. However, for the cost outlay, the easy storage and the flexibility of the pole, I am willing to sharpen blades for the short term

Item Just as described

Having several name brand pole saws, this is by far the best I've ever owned. The pole sections are strong and the entire assembly fits neatly in the heavy duty carrying bag. I must admit, when fully extended, it's a little limber and heavy to lift in place, but the blades are so sharp, little effort is needed to cut pretty large limbs. I highly recommend this tool.