Outvita Manual Pole Saw, 26 Feet Extendable Tree Pruner with Knives and Storage Pocket, Sharp Steel Blade and Scissors High Branches Trimming for Pruning Palms and Shrubs（Orange）

Great Pole Saw. I am a professional handyman and homeowner so appreciate good products I can rely on. For my first several cuts, I used it at 20-25 feet pretty easily. I also used it as a hand saw once the branches were down. Worked great. blade is sharp. I like the grips for holding. Some reviewers commented on blade bending or wobbly: Yes it flexes like most hand saws blades - BUT I didn't find that an issue at all. I cut branches from about 1/2 inch all the way up to 6-7 inches, 25 feet off the ground without any problems. I was pleasantly surprised on the quality of the poles, connections easy to twist together - and strong. It is designed well! Even the bag is nice canvas and of good quality. Great for safely reaching tall branches from the ground (safer than ladders or climbing the tree!!). I am very happy - great product!!

It’s a great tool. Very sharp and cuts great. You just need to be prepared to change out heads. It’s a minor issue. I love the length of cut

Well made and a really long reach. The unit is sturdy up to about 20 feet and workable to 30 feet. Comes with two head and extra blades. A great deal for the money. I recommend for home or ranch .

A very good product for the cost... works well, seems to be well constructed, and the kit contains everything I need to keep my trees and high shrubs trimmed... I no longer need a ladder to reach the high spots... the scissors/pruner cuts like knife through butter on my rhododendron branches... the spare blades, gloves, and canvas carry bag included are a nice addition and round out the kit...

I bought the Outvita Manual Pole Saw because I have a lot of elm trees in my yard and needed a pole saw to cut dead branches and ones that were growing over my house and sheds. I looked at many of the ones available online and read the reviews on them, and the Outvita brand was the one that looked like it was going to fit my needs best. I'm 74 and have had rheumatoid arthritis for 50 years, so I'm not strong enough to add any more than one extension pole to the main one, but I've been able to accomplish quite a bit with that and have only good things to say about it. I haven't used the lopper yet, so I can't comment on that, but the saw blade is very sharp and the cover keeps it safe when not in use. The hooks on both ends of the blade work very well at directing the blade where I want to cut and the cut branches where I want them to fall, and not on me! The bag is good for holding all the parts when you're not using them and the handle makes it easy to carry them wherever you need. All in all, I think it's an excellent pole saw. I just wish I had gotten it years ago!

It's an good saw for the price but expect to have tired arms if attempting to cut large limbs. Blade is sharp but very bendable (this can be good and bad). It doesn't break easily, but it's hard to get unstuck if it gets pinched. Carrying case is a nice bonus. Other kits that cost more don't include one. Max length is almost unusable without a guide rope because the pole is awkward to yield and ends up being fairly heavy.

while i haven't used the extension pole segments yet i have use the pruning hook to reach into my raspberry canes to cut out the dead canes and the hook worked GREAT for that. saved me a lot of blood loss - i could reach in hook the dead cane cut it and hook it out without having to go into the canes myself. the kit comes as described and if everything goes well i wil be using it to trim a large pine i have on my property.

It is okay. Longer than 20 feet and the pole wiggles too much to control while sawing. A couple of joints end fittings are not in line with the pole, so the pole is not straight. Did not try sawing yet but miss my Fiskars pole saw.