Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw,1.4 m-3 m Extendable Tree Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade for High Branches Trimming, Manual Branch Trimmer with Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Handle, for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

Do as advetised, carrybag is redundant when you have mounted the blade to the handle. It would, though, be nice with a sheath, as the blade is exposed all the time. I've assembled it with 2x3 extensions; easier to assemble when needed.

Great pole saw got some fiberglass slivers from.e the ends use gloves.

Efficace

Really a nice piece of equipment. Would be better with longer sections as it would be more rigid. When at full length the flex/wobble is a bit annoying. Decent price/quality

The lopper head is fragile and easy to break if you lose control of it when using on a long pole. The pole extensions connect very well however the fiberglass pokes flex and when extended over 20' they get harder to deliver a sawing action at the branch. With practice, perseverance and care you definitely can get value out of the price paid.

Well-made product, easy to assemble, very sharp blade, a good value for the money.

Litt tung på full lengde. Men den rekker langt.

Very good, well worth the cost. A bit flimsy and if your not careful, likely possible to snap it when its extended far. Used with care, this tool goes a long way.

I really liked the price and the features that come with this pole saw. It is very sturdy up to about 20’, then gets shaky above that. This is expected. I only gave it 4 stars as , when using the bigger saw, it got stuck as the limb started bending. As I tried to free it, the saw detached from the pole where it screws in - the threads need to be tighter so that this doesn’t happen!

This pole is easy to assemble and add pieces to extend to higher branches. It is pretty light considering how long it is. The only reason I give it a 4star is because at its full length with the blade in the end, there is quite a bit of bow in it. That does make cutting a thicker branch a decent workout. The harder you press on the pole to get the blade teeth to bite into the branch, the more bend in the pole.