Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw, 7.3-27 ft Extendable Tree Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade High Branches Trimming, Manual Branch Trimmer with Lightweight 8 Fiberglass Handles, for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

Perfecto corta, corta ramos pinos, prosesarios. Muy bien, muy fuerte, pero tiene peco))

ottima la sega, asta migliorabile nelle impugnature

Nun attrezzo... Ancora non usato in maniera assidua... Solo provato.Ottima impressione.

very sturdy and the blade is sharp. only negative is the rope is to short to use when expended

Good value and sharp blade. Very flexible when extended to 75% of max length and hard to control. Good for trimming soft tissue limbs like the flowers on my Queen palm tree 25' tall. Not good for hard wood. Great alternative to the high end Silky saw. Good for my needs.

The saw blade went right through the wood with ease. And as the saw blade can be used without the pole, it is great for up close work on the ground.However, the poorly made extension pole lost a little, unattached piece of plastic and now the pole won't lock into position.

Did exactly what I needed it to.

This is the best saw I_e ever bought

They are sharp and work well. They are a bit too heavy for me.

Long, aka high, limb cutters are tricky choices. After paying $3,000 plus for pro tree trimming to open up sunlight to lawns and flowers, spring growth encroached again. Maybe a dozen high 1 to 3" branches needed to be cut. Before the pros set up ropes and mountain climbing gear to make segmented cuts protecting our home.Wasn't sure if 24' cutter length was enough. It is! My question was $100 or $300 for the Japanese "quality"? Went with $100 and crossed fingers. Yes, this did/does the cuts. Be serious here friends 24' segmented cutters are difficult to make strong and within price range.Extended you should be gentle and careful not to over stress using smooth vertical pole cutting strokes. If you get off vertical and push/pull forcefully the segments will bend with stress. Some cuts take time, take breaks, don't get anxious give it long slow strokes and let the blade work it's way through. BTW, those blade stops at it's ends very helpful keeping cutter from slipping at end strokes, long and smooth.Way cheaper and much more convenient than our pro trimmers. Those guys worked long and hard and potentially dangerous. That's as "blue collar, as it gets, LOL