Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR manuell stangsag, 7,3-27 fot uttrekkbar trebeskjærer, skarpt stålblad Trimming med høye grener, manuell grentrimmer med 8 lette glassfiberhåndtak, for beskjæring av palmer og busker

Received it and put it together and excellent AAA tool for the money,I saved myself over $1,000.dollars trimming my own tree compared to a tree service doing it and also enjoyed using the pole saw. Thank you once again VEVOR for the opportunity to purchase from your number #1 company.

As a landscaper, it it the best I have found for the money. It is cumbersome at max length, but still gets it done. Most times, I would use a ladder anyway. The poles can be used in other applications as well. I really like it

Cuts very well. Blade is sharp. Can reach tall tree limbs easy to assemble and easy to disassemble good deal

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

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

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

Works great. Well built. Much better quality than the ones offered at the Orange Depot or the Blue house. Easy to assemble and disassemble. It even comes with a storage bag. Could not be better.

Easily assembled, rigid enough to reach and cut branches 3.5 - 4 mths up, without flexing. I like the fact that saw can be easily set to different lengths.

Purchased this product to trim the lower branches from 100'+ trees. It works perfectly and has saved me countless $$ on Tree Cutting Services. The only downside is that the rubber bumper on the bottom of the handle was not thick / tough enough to stop the fiberglass handle from cutting through the bumper after just a few hours of use allowing it to slide up the pole. The handle often needs to rest on the ground (grass) for stability when repositioning the fully extended 30' pole (a challenging maneuver at the best of times). This does not to have been considered when designing the rubber handle. A rubber stopper in the end of the pole and reglueing the rubber handle in place solved my problem for now.