Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw, 118-809.3 cm Extendable Pole Tree Pruner, Sharp 65Mn Steel Blade, Lightweight Fiberglass Handle Pole, Double-Hook Saw for High Branch Trimming, Pruning Tool for Palms, Shrubs

Good quality although the connections are a little week and loosen easy overall a quality tool would recommend for light duty work 👍

A bit heavy but works very well

Défaut sur certains tubes équipés du même filetage (femelle /femelle)... Le principe pour rallonger la perche, c'est d'avoir des filetages mâle /femelle... La longueur annoncée n'est donc pas fiable... Sans ce problème, le produit mériterait au moins 4 étoiles.

Cuts well, good height but a little to flexible and bends quite a bit when at 20 to 27 feet. Hard to handle at that height but does the job.

Cuts well, but impossible to get to its full height due to it being so end heavy

Quick delivery, packaged nicely, good quality. But—- this pole saw is dangerous. It needs to have a positive locking mechanism to prevent it from coming apart when doing real tree work.

Much heavier than described, good luck getting that all the way up fully assembled!

Descriptif erroné , manque les ciseaux dans le sac . j'avais commandé exprès pour ça . au-delà de 3-4 mettre ne tiendra pas plus que une fois ou 2. pas assez solide on sens un jeu .

I would have to say your satisfaction will depend on how many extensions you use, too long and the cutter is significantly top heavy. Additionally, they keep unscrewing while in use making it difficult to position near a branch to cut. I would say good for short distance cutting but not for long

Bought the pole saw to prune a large oak tree. It’s fairly easy to use at shorter lengths, but gets heavy and difficult to position and reposition at longer lengths. I found it more manageable to assemble the sections of the pole in an open area near the tree and then stand the pole up like pole jumper. In a vertical position, perpendicular to the yard (90 degrees) the pole has weight, but that weight and strength required increases exponentially as the angle decreases. This makes the pole difficult to use, specifically when maneuvering around branches. When cutting a branch with the saw blade, slow and steady strokes is key. Otherwise, the sections of the pole loosen. When this happens, the pole has to be removed from the tree, retighten, and repositioned. The cutting attachment, with the pull cord, is heavy and the blade is flimsy making the pole saw unusable at longer lengths. Rated this product two stars based on its difficulty and strength required to use. It’s not for everyone.