Customer Reviews for VEVOR Telescopic Pole Saw Tree Pruner 6-18 Foot Extendable Telescopic Landscaping Pole Saw with 2-Foot Saw Blade for Pruning and Trimming Branches and Leaves

My husband kept borrowing his brothers so we decided to buy our own. The blade is a bit thinner but overall very pleased with how it cuts…. Especially the fact it gets to the very high branches

Great product!!!! Highly recommend!!!

I’ve been chopping thick tree branches off & it’s so good saved me £100s in getting a tree company in so well happy

Excellent and robust product at very good price. Tbh it was better than I thought and having the individual poles which very quickly and properly connect makes it more versatile and lighter/easier to use than the telescopic version. So far have only managed to go to the 5 pole length which is massive anyway! If there is one small criticism it's that the blade could be just a little thicker because being so long and narrow means it whips or distorts easily which can be a problem if the blade is caught or nipped when cutting a higher branch. Having said that it is still a a great product. Would I buy again or recommend it? Yes on both counts!

Absolutely fantastic peace of kit was a bit worried at first but it did the job so easy 27ft up to cutting 6" branches off my oak tree the saw is really sharp and cut's like going through butter. Keep up the good work VEVOR best tool ever. I paid £500 two years ago for a tree surgeon. I cut just the same amount off for £70 with this EASY

Used the saw to give a beech tree a severe pruning and works very well if you can get the blade into a position where it's cutting downward as you don't have to provide and downward force, just let the blade do the work. A bit more difficult when working side to side as force has to be used and blade can be nipped up if branch decides it's going to go the way you don't want it to. Have no used it on full externsion yet, but tends to get a bit whippy and difficult to guide accurately the longer you exted it. Blade is very sharp with it's scythe shape making it very functional so don't leave it where young children or not so bright youths can get hold of it. Only down side so far is that the rubber handle the blade is attached too came of in no time at all. Fortunately the underlying metal handle has two holes drilled in it that allowed me to use it as a pattern to drill another hole in the aluminium pole to attach a second bolt thus making afar more secure connection. So far there have been not metal fatigue issues. The rubber handle could be reattached to the blade if you wanted to use it as a hand saw for cutting wood to kindling size. I have avery sharp bow saw for that job though.

Build quality is good, standard rope not the longest but an extension rope is supplied!

I had several high branches from a large ash tree overhanging and shading the garden. They were 7 m (23') up. I asked a tree surgeon to cut them. He quoted £250 to do it, but after three weeks still hadn't turned up to do the job. So I brought this kit for £70 or so. From the info, it seemed a quality product. It arrived a day earlier than notified, 7 or 8 poles plus two saw blades, the whole thing well engineered. The branches I had to cut were high up, at the full extent of all the poles, and it was tricky to get the pole up into position. It took quite a bit of care and patience. Then sawing was another matter. It was so high, and the angle so steep and the day so gloomy that I could not see what was happening. But it seemed to lodge and I got started with a short sawing motion, after a few strokes hearing the saw cut in and seeing a little kerf dribble down. I didn't try and look at what I was doing, it cricked the neck too much, just going by sound and feel, back and forth, but pausing every few strokes as the poles would start to vibrate too much. I found the hooks on the end of the saw very well designed, as it was possible to very cautiously hang the poles on the hook without the blade jumping out of the cut, to have a rest now and then. This branch was about 8\" (20 cm) thick, but I had no choice but to cut through the thickest part of the V, so the actual cut was nearer 12\". It took 50 minutes of careful, hard effort - the poles are not heavy but when you have been pushing them up and down for 50 minutes, you feel it! But lo and behold, bit by bit the cut deepened, then there was a crack, and the branch gave way! It took a few more stokes to free the last strips of attached wood, then it came down. I took a break, then cut two more, slightly smaller branches, but even higher up, so I had to stand on a step ladder to do the sawing. But by then I had the knack of it, and they came down within 10 minutes or so. So I can say with absolute

Decent quality for the price.At full length its a fair old weight and theres definately a knack to getting it up in the air but once in place it cuts fast without too much effort.Very handy tool to have and paid for itself first time I used it.

Purchased on behalf of someone else, but he has been singing its praises ever since. He's heavy handed with tools and physical work, so if it suits him it should be good for anyone! Quality product but light enough to manouevre at full extension for high branches, and cuts great. He's very happy with it!