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

Great price and works great. Once you get the saw in position way up there it cuts easily and efficiently.

I finally got to use it today and I was pretty impressed with it. Not that heavy and the blade was great. The clip part was cheap but I bought it for the pole saw head not the pruning head.

Vevor pole saw Good product for the price, works well, easy to use and assemble

The absolute finest pole saw I have ever owned. First Class and top quality. Ii would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested.

I have six large Queen palm trees, two pepper trees, and an Eucyluptus tree in my backyard. I had another 24 foot pole saw that I purchased from VEVOR also and worked really well until I broke it, This new one is slightly longer and much heavier and sturdier construction and I am sure it will last a long time. The one drawback is that it is roughly two times as heavy as my old one. I trimmed two palm trees right after I purchased it and immediately felt the difference. When fully extended it is more difficult to maintain control and my arms were definitely tired when I was finished. My Queen palms are not over 30 feet tall and for the tallest ones I need the saw fully extended and I stand on a ladder. This might be a little tricky but I will try next week. I would certainly recommend this saw if you are doing as much tree trimming as I am.

I use for simple home use... only a few times per year. So, this unit was purchased for a great value and it works as good or better than higher priced units I had before. I really like the pole(s) and how you simply add more pole sections to extend the length. Nice design and simple and should last a long time.

i was surprised by the quality

The saw is very good for tree branches with diameters less than 2.5 inches . Light, reasonable price, received it on time.

I have only used the lopper, which works great. You just hook the branch and pull on the pulley. Takes a little time and strength, but much easier and safer than going up a ladder. Assembly is intuitive, which is good because the instructions are terrible, e.g. \"screw the connecting pole clockwise into the connecting pole.\" They don't even mention how to attach the lopper, but it's easy EXCEPT that you need to supply your own longish (1.5 inch maybe) screw, washers, and bolt (maybe 3/8th inch).

It's really nice that they have many small sections so that you don't have to operated any taller than you need. Has you get taller, the flexibility becomes a bit more challenging. But for the money, this is definitely a nice solution. And allows us to trim ourselves instead of calling a company out every year.