Pole Saws for Tree Trimming, 7.3-27 ft Manual Pole Saw Extendable Tree Trimmer, Long Branch Trimmer Tree Pole Pruner Saw Blades and Scissors Set for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

If you need to trim branches way over your head without climbing a ladder, this will do the trick! Easy to use and works great! Would highly recommend! The poles screw together very easily and you have several attachments depending on the size of branch you need to cut.

What I paid for this guy was not enough. Had it for a year and a half works great on my tall palms. My neighbor uses it for his trees as well. Just discovered the extra blades. Added a piece of orange tape to Id the pole that connects to the blades

I liked this version because the poles screw together and less of a chance of poles detaching while you’re using it. Used it about 5 times now and so far so good. Does require some effort to hold it up and use it when it’s fully extended. And the poles do flex which can make it a little more difficult when using the saw. However I’m sure all of the other versions of this pole saw have some flex. Remember to let the saw do the cutting when it’s fully extended. Hard to muscle it since the poles will flex. The teeth are sharp though and will do the job. Also way safer than climbing trees or ladders.

Works very well. Very sharp. There's is 1 particular pole that goes to the attachments. I noticed first hand and then came to the comments... The thread on the tools does not match all the attachments poles. Overall, once I figured that out, it's a good product. Light, compact storage, decent handle, comfortable to hold. Worth it for the value.

I finally used this with the full extension to cut some small branches at the top of a tree. I hooked the branch and pulled the cord as usual, the metal pulley structure bent out of shape like it was soft metal (see pic 1 & 2). Don’t waste your money if you really want a solid pruner. Clearly this is cheap soft metal when it should be very strong. What’s worse is this is a replacement for the previous one where I broke the small cutting blade in half during trimming. Don’t remember why I didn’t move onto a better product then, but it’s not often you use this kind of tool and when you do, you want it to work properly

Pole length was as described, blade sharp, though it felt that blade bended with each cut. Moreover, the pole itself became more flexible (at the joints) after each use, which was not helping to make cuts at precise locations. Finally one of the extensions broke. Handling of 27 feet pole is not easy, hardest part is to lift it up, I would start lifting at the middle and at some point use the tree to support extended part, otherwise it will need to much of the strength. The actual motion you use is not common, so don’t expect to cut more than two branches at a time. It’s a time consuming, most of branches I dis cut in 10-15 minutes, but there was one which took an hour because of an angle. Can be useful, but time consuming and requires some muscles and practice.

I had been using a 26 ft telescoping pole saw but it never worked right. It kept collapsing because the sections would not stay firmly locked in place. I thought this feature would be convenient but it never worked. This pole saw works much better, and was less expensive. There are several blade options including a pruner. The sections are threaded and must be manually connected but it is a minor inconvenience for something that really works. The materials appear to be of high quality and the blades cut like a hot knife through butter! The only complaint I have so far is contrary to product description, this product is heavy when you connect at least four suctions. Not a deal breaker, but I have to take breaks sooner, lol.

As a 67 year old, I am extremely happy with this product. It was light, easy to assemble and easy to use. The product was very good at both cutting the branches with the pruner and sawing the larger branched once I got accustomed to working with them on the extended pole. This product potentially saved me $500 the 1st time I used it pruning my Oak tree in the back yard vs. paying a tree service to come in for the same thing. I highly recommend this product