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

Really pleased. You will be amazed how easily this cuts through branches. Either the cutter, or the saw. Made an awkward job really easy. So good, it's almost therapeutic. Quality is high, and it all stores in a bag. Can't fault it.

My apple tree was getting too big for my yard. Pole did its job. Very happy, even though I don’t know when I’ll use it again it was worth buying for one job.

This saw worked well, was sharp and got through thick palm leaves and fruits. The hook on the saw blade is very useful for control. Some practice needed when using at full length (and avoid getting hit by stuff coming down). Could work from the ground which was huge safety improvement. Only drawback is blade is too flexible.

Cut a few high branches and twigs. The poles fitted together nicely and the saw was sharp. The bag is a great plus.

Really good pole saw!

Excellent ! Parfait pour élaguer les arbres sur mon terrain. Facile à assembler et à installer les différentes lames

Es sólida. Evidentemente, por su longitud de 8 m. no es especialmente fácil de manejar, pero eso es normal. En resumen, bien.

Exceeded my hopes, couldn't make it any better......

I used all but two extensions so I was at about 20 feet. The pole saw requires care to balance it; I am 75 plus and in good shape. The blade is sharp and flexible. I sawed about 15 palm branches and large pods in about 30 minutes. I sawed about 15 limbs from 2 Raywood ash trees ranging from 1 to 5 inches in about an hour with the extension at 15 to 20 feet. Wear a hard hat and use caution and take your time to work safely; you will get a work out and save some money.

This pole saw does the job. It is easy to assemble to the height you need. But beware that the longer you make the pole, the heavier it is and the more it bends. You may want to have a second person the help you hold it. You also need to be strong enough to hold it and keep it balanced because it can be top-heavy. But the blade and clipper are good. One thing you need to be careful of is the blade getting stuck in a branch that you're cutting that pinches the blade. Try to cut from top-down and let gravity do the work where it can. - Gregory Bullock, author of HISTORY IN FEWER WORDS, Vol. 1: The History of the World