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

Super sav til pengene! Utrolig sulten klinge! Lidt slatten når den fuld samlet men fungere rigtig fint! 10/10 Herfra af ;)

Conforme à la description. Léger mais rigide et très efficace. Voilà un outil TRÈS utile ! Pour un prix très abordable !

It paid for itself in one use. I was regretting buying when a friend said to buy an electric saw pole instead. It’s lighter and has a higher reach than electric or gas. I’m so glad I don’t have to climb the ladder anymore!

I'm 65 years old and have owned many pole saws in the past, but this pole saw is by far the best one I've ever owned. I highly recommend it!

Macht das was es machen soll. Selbst mit alle Verlängerungen dran kann man noch arbeiten. Natürlich wird es dann etwas mühsamer, aber geht!

Überraschend gut und stabil, schnell zusammengebaut und wieder demontiert. Einziges Manko ist,das Sägeblatt klemmt bei etwas größeren Ästen weil die Zähne keinen schränkung haben , ist aber schnell gemacht. Klare Kaufempfehlung !

I've owned many tree pruners and ended up hating all of them. This one is the only one I will ever own. It is very lightweight but incredibly strong and easy to use. I love that it comes in its own heavy duty canvas case as well. Truely a terrific product and a great value for the money

Well built, easy to assemble, and a great price. For the DIY crowd it's a great tool, breaks down easy and has a sturdy bag for storage. It does get flimsy at the longer lengths and you will need some help using it a full length but at the 2/3's length I need it was fine. I'm amazed at how much you get for the price and highly recommend.

coupe des branches d arbres de gros diametre.tres efficace.

We used a 2-person approach with the lopper attachment, and I can’t believe how many annoying branches we managed to get rid of. This thing paid for itself in about 3 hours or less. The stronger person (not me) held the pole and got the loppers positioned in the desired location, and the weakling (me) pulled the rope on command. I was also able to help keep the thing out of the power lines by pulling on the rope slightly to help guide it while we repositioned it. I have to say, being the rope-puller was oddly satisfying and a little bit fun. The operation was easy and smooth, and it felt a bit like slicing through butter. I was expecting to have to put a lot of effort into pulling hard enough to slice through a branch, but the mechanics of the loppers seem to have reduced the force required from the rope pull. The combination of threads plus a push button on the pole sections is GENIUS! We were too impatient to use the actual saw blades once we discovered how well the loppers worked, so I can’t comment on those. We just went to town with the loppers and managed to get ALL of the low-hanging branches out of the way. I wish I’d done this years ago!