Customer Reviews for VEVOR Telescopic Pole Saw Tree Pruner 6-24 Foot Extendable Telescopic Landscaping Pole Saw with 2-Foot Saw Blade for Pruning and Trimming Branches and Leaves

A good product with a long reach

bonne longueur mais un peu lourd

Liked the long reach and how good it cut .

Carolyn Keigley worked for me, though I use it for a different purpose. I trim a snow cornice off my high roof each storm.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. We bought an electric pole saw to easily cut lower and thick branches, this hand pole saw is still useful with its super long reach. Lightweight and easy to use. Tips:1.Overlap: don't extend the pole to its full capacity. Always leave an overlap of 10-15cm for each segments to keep it stable.2. Angle: keep an angle of around 60 degrees to leverage the weight of the blade to do the work. If the angle is too flat, it is hard to cut into the branch. If the angle is too upright, you get tired easily. The blade end and inertia help too.3. Strength: cut with dexterity instead of brute force. The blade is elastic yet sharp.

It is a really light weight saw. It works to trim off the branches that are high. The strokes need to be straight and steady, otherwise it may get stuck. Get your techniques right and it should work as a trimmer.Highly recommended.

This thing is great it paid for itself the first time I used it I'm a 5'2 woman and it was a breeze to trim my palm trees! My palms are close to livewires and there was no bouncing while sawing with this, unlike a power polesaw, and light as can be!

Good product. Comes in a nice storage bag. It is a bit hard to handle when used at full height.

Awesome product. Light weight, blade thickness & length just right, telescoping handle makes it highly maneuverable.

I received this product yesterday afternoon and got it assembled. Had to use a rubber mallet to tap the head dorm on the pole to align the holes to get the bolt in, tightened nicely. Got right to work on the huge oak tree in my front yard. Cut out many dead limbs 3 to over 6 in diameter. Some 20 feet or more from the ground. Learned to extend the lower larger segments of the pole first because they are sturdier. I am a woman of post retirement age with minimal upper body strength and arthritis everywhere. I wouldn_ say it was easy, but doable, and very satisfying to accomplish this on my own. And I think the tree would thank me for restoring its beauty. This saw has many projects ahead, pine tree, many palms and 2 more oaks. I read in several reviews that it came with a pruning head, mine did not. Came as pictured and described. Paid for itself in one afternoon.