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

Have only used it with 3 sections so far, but it is very sturdy with the way that the pieces connect. Also have only used the saw, and it is very sharp, and the blade is well designed with the hooks on both ends. The case for the blade is also a nice extra. Mice product, would buy again if I need another one.

This is a great pole saw. I love the extra reach. It is pretty hard to handle when fully extended, but once you get the blade on the branch you want to cut, you just saw.

THIS IS A LIFE SAVER !!!!! IT HAVE SAVED ME HOURS !!!! I CAN NOW SAFELY PRUNE HIGH BRANCHES

I was paying $500 a year to trim my palm tree twice a year. After paying just a little over $100 I can see I’m going to save a lot of money at least for a while until the tree is too tall for me. Right now I still have two sections I didn’t attach to the pole. I’m so happy I could just jump for joy.

I appriciate the quality of products and customer service. The website is well organized and easy to navigate.

The pole saw assembled as designed and worked for my requirement. I needed to top off a spruce tree and use the saw blade horizontally, thankfully I did not have to use all the extensions (minus 1). The pole gets heavy when extended to full length., even at the length I used. Granted if I was using it in the vertical position, it would have been better. The blade was sharp and the keeper buttons secured the main sections of the pole. note that the last / tip section does not have a locking button, but was OK and did not get loose while I sawed. It is pretty heavy, but the again I'm 77 years old!!!

Worked very well to trim spruce trees. Wife is looking forward to using it on apple trees this spring.

These are great for pruning tree's. Very versatile and store compactly. I'm a professional arborist and have bought 3 unit's for our company... I replaced the original polesaw head attachment with an arborist grade, lighter unit with a hook. Added a jameson small pole pruner lopper head to one of the poles, and a jameson big mouth head to another pole... makes the unit way more versatile...

All in all the saw works, but there is considerable flex at the blade which causes difficulty in cutting. I understand the pole should flex that’s not the problem, the problems are the blades could be a little bit thicker to keep them from bending and flexing overall

Really, single stitching - not reinforced.