Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw, 4.9-20 ft Extendable Tree Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade for High Branches Trimming, with Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Handle and a Chenille Brush, for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

5/5 stars! I'm thoroughly impressed with this product, which has exceeded my expectations in several ways. The expandable feature was a top priority for me, and I'm happy to report that it works seamlessly. The blade is remarkably sharp, making it easy to use and efficient. Additionally, the tool itself is surprisingly light, making it comfortable to maneuver and reducing fatigue. I've found this product to be a game-changer for my needs, and I appreciate the attention to detail in its design. If you're in the market for a reliable and versatile tool, I highly recommend giving this one a try. The only potential area for improvement could be the inclusion of additional accessories or attachments to further enhance its capabilities. Overall, however, I'm extremely satisfied with this purchase.

blade is very sharp. have only extended to 15 feet so far, but it cut the limbs/branches. You will get a workout, but I knew this going in.

Got this for palm tree trimming. Works great for me and having segments makes it easy to dial in the length I need to do the job well.

Love this saw! Very easy to add extensions and blade is really aggressive.

its sharp and cuts well. the locking mech isnt that strong. if you get snagged the pole will adjust

A little heavier than expected but does the job and should last my lifetime. With a small adjustment (drilled hole) I have added a "trimer" which has allowed me to reach the highest branches I wanted to remove. The weight, though, does require assistance for this 82 year old to work safely - and successfully.

Very nice saw and can reach a good way is very sharp cuts fast Only when using in short telescopes do not hold real securely when cutting or pulling hard

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

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.

absolutely the biggest pile of junk someone could purchase...garbage, sending it back asap. foam handle falls off, to thin and flimsy, cheap steel as it dents on small tree limbs, barely bolted on, holes didn't line up worth a shit...just overall garbage