30 Feet Tree Pole Pruner, Durable Tree Trimmers Handle, Manual Branches Trimmer for Garden Tools Loppers Hand Pole Saws Extendable Height with Knives and Storage Pocket

Great product I’ve had this for about a year now and used it four or five times. It has a very sharp blade. cuts through 3 inch limb in about 25 strokes. It is quite heavy when you have all the pieces assembled so be ready for that but it does a great job.

Easy to put together. It can get heavy but such is life when it is a 30ft pole. Still easy to access super tall branches without having to get on a ladder! Love the capability to have it in whatever increments you want it at as well, makes it easier to use as well. Blade was super sharp and made it easy to swipe big palm fronds down from the palm trees. Definitely takes care of trimming trees and branches like never before

Good product! Long enough to deal with most of trees. Saw is sharp so easily to cut high branches. Two point to improve: heavy to handle, but strong enough; the saw blade is easy to bend.

I like that this saw is variable length. I also love the storage bag shown in first picture. It comes with 2 super-sharp blades. The second picture & the video show me cutting a 5” Ash branch (hard wood) at about 22’ high. The fiberglass handle is light enough to be manageable and heavy enough to give the saw a cutting force. All I had to do was move it back & forth. The saw paid for itself by cutting this one branch, and I have several more branches to cut. There are still 2 more sections of the handle I can insert for even more length. I highly recommend this saw for anyone with branches that cannot be reached without hiring a tree company… which would cost a lot more.

The unit is very well-built, with two great blades and a useful storage bag. There is a learning curve once you pass 25 feet in height. You quickly find out you must maintain the blade within roughly 10 to 20 degrees of vertical for the highest limbs or rest the blade against a limb or tree trunk while you try to navigate to where you want to cut; otherwise the pole will literally become uncontrollable and gravity takes over. If using the pole with most of its extensions, there are not too many people with the strength to stop the pole once it starts down. Plan ahead and consider where the pole might land before doing any cutting. Small cutting strokes, rather than fast movement, seem to work best, along with letting the weight of the blade and pole exert downward pressure to make the cut. I had several "crashes" during the learning phase, and the unit did not suffer any damage. Using this set up saved me hundreds of dollars compare to having a pro do the cutting.

It worked as I hoped it would. Good quality and I like how it stores. Some thoughts. I have only used all but 3 lengths so far as I forget that I am 6 foot and as I reach that is another 2 feet so my 30 foot tree didn't need 30 feet of pole. The other thing is I am not strong enough (yet) to hold up all 30 feet as it gets heavy. The product is light weight and if it was any lighter it would not be strong enough. It does bend some throughout the whole length. What I am saying is that it is just a reality that it takes some amount of arm strength to hold up a 30 foot pole. It works for me and it is great. The saw itself is very sharp. I have been using it to trim palm trees.

As a note, you'll have a VERY difficult if not impossible time trying to use the full 30' (all extensions). Even at 18', it becomes very difficult to manage (and I'm a strong guy), so if you're looking to buy one of these, anything longer than 20' is of little value.

This tool is great and truly helpful and save me a lot of $$. This came with 2 blades, and the only downside of this is that the housing bracket that holds the blade in place could get bend due to force, but should be a fairly easy fix.