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

Lots of very handy options/equipment are included with this. Good long cord, spare blade, blade guard, storage bag, & variable lengths. It's a strong pole, but I'm used to using a tapering poles and found this heavier to wield - the centre of gravity is further out as the pole sections are all the same diameter up to the end. This does help make it a bit more rigid for high work though and it can reach a lot further than my other tools. On mine, some section connections weren't perfectly matched so their locks weren't fully engaging, but different permutations improved this. Vevor gave a fair refund for the problem. Overall - I like it!

Really pleased. You will be amazed how easily this cuts through branches. Either the cutter, or the saw. Made an awkward job really easy. So good, it's almost therapeutic. Quality is high, and it all stores in a bag. Can't fault it.

Purchased but unused as yet. Product was purchased for future work so remains unused at this time. Looks well made and design suggests ease of use. Cannot comment further at this time..

This is a great bit of kit. Compact storage, pretty simple to set up and get using. As you'd expect from a pole saw of this length it becomes more and more difficult to handle the higher the branches. But it works really nicely pruning back the branches of trees both on and overhanging my property. The only downside would be the cord for the pruners, which is really easy to get caught up with. Having said that it's the same for pretty much any pole saw. Very impressed with it all so far.

This is a very well made, sturdy piece of kit. We had overhanging branches from neighbouring property to sort out. It was a breeze with the 27ft extendable saw blade. Some of the branches were 4 or 5 inches in diameter and with some steady , patient sawing got through them no problem. The hook on the end of the blade is great for retrieving branches which snag in the tree as they fall too. A spare blade and carry case are included and also a sheath to protect the very sharp blade in on the pole after use. We went on to prune several other trees at lower heights using extension poles, very versatile and well worth the money. Nice and quiet on surrounding neighbours too rather than usual annoying petrol saws etc.

Very easy to assemble and very light still at full height, very sharp and solid blade and ised correctly leaves a nice clean cut, decent quality carry bag to keep everything safe and out the way

I used the Vevor pole saw at full extension to take off dead branches from my monkey puzzle tree. I won't say it was easy because this is a very tough job and at 8m the saw is heavy and hard to control. But the alternative, up a long ladder, would be much more dangerous and I never did it. Also used the saw part extended on lower jobs. It's very sharp and it works.

Amazing saw, managed to prune back a 40ft tall Ash Tree and some thick Oak Tree branches in a matter of hours. The saw is sharp and cuts through pretty much anything and being able to use it as a hand saw as well is a bonus. You do require upper body strength and if you don't have it, you will be sore for the best part of a week due to the weight. My only grind is the blade though tough, it can easily bounce out of the grove making it tricky to slot back in or it gets pinch when the branch starts to fall. I've recommended this to family and friends, who are already eyeing it up.

Very impressed with this extendable tree saw. It cut through branches really well, I only needed to extend it by two of the lengths for the tree I was pruning, it felt solid and sturdy at this length. Much safer than having to get the ladders out. Really pleased with this purchase.

Using this enabled me to safely take down a large tree, keeping my feet on the ground. Relatively easy to use, the separate extensions feature a very positive lock between sections & it's very easy to add or remove sections. It does take a fair bit of work to cut large branches, but you can leave the saw end in the cut & put the other pole end on the ground to have a rest. I found it is best to stand some way away from directly underneath the branch being cut, even if it means adding another section or two on to be able to do that. In this way you can see the progress of the saw without risking being hit by the falling branch. The saw is very sharp & soon cuts through the timber. Very good value for money: it certainly paid for itself during this first job & it's still good for many more jobs like it.