26FT Pole Saw, Telescoping Tree Trimmer with 5-20FT Extension Pole, Manual Branches Pruner for Backyard, Orange

After reviewing many products and comments, I decided on this particular pole saw. Complaints about other products included they were too heavy in an extended mode to comfortably use or they were too wobbly when extended. I could no longer reach this particular queen palm safely with my 22 foot extension ladder and 10 foot electric pole saw (It is an 8 inch chainsaw and is pretty heavy and awkward on an extension ladder). So I decided on this pole saw. I was able to reach the dead branches with only half of it extended while about 5 feet up on an 8 foot step ladder. The saw is a little bit whippy, but it is sharp enough to easily get started and once started works very well. The pole saw is also very lightweight. I took down four branches in a couple of minutes. I’m going to reserve the use of this saw solely for my queen palms so I will not need to sharpen the blade for a long time.

We bought this 26ft pole saw to trim the trees around our property, and it has exceeded all our expectations. We used to have an electric pole saw, but it was too heavy and awkward to maneuver, especially at higher reaches. This manual saw is a game changer—sharp, sturdy, and surprisingly lightweight.The reach is fantastic, allowing us to safely and easily trim high branches without needing a ladder. It cuts through limbs cleanly with minimal effort, and the construction feels solid and well-balanced. What used to be a tiring chore is now quick and manageable.Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a practical, efficient tool for tree trimming!

We probably have 50+ trees on our property. I have to have tree work done on an annual basis. I decided to give this saw a shot as I just needed to trim several medium sized branches off. This thing paid for itself within 5 minutes of using. Obviously the blade is at its sharpest on first use, so cut your hardwoods first. It easily went right through thigh sized oak branches. Next is the telescopic part. When not fully extended the pole is pretty sturdy. When you go out 20+ feet it gets a bit bendy and wobbly. It can still cut at 20+ feet, but you need to cut the branch all in one go. You will likely not be able to get the blade back in the slot if you remove it to rest your arms. So keep that in mind. Better to get a ladder to get the pole a bit shorter.TLDR; Saw works great. Can easily cut branches up to about 20 ft away, 25 ft if you're awesome. Saving me a lot of money on not having to hire tree trimmers.

This 5 ft Pole Saw extends up to 20 ft and is very easy to use. Very sharp and sturdy to cut branches with ease. It has a good build quality and a balanced weight. This pole saw makes it so much easier to reach the top branches of my tree at home. It is a little heavy when its fully extended but still able to get the job done very well. It has a good non-slip grip, making it very efficient.

I’ve used this pole saw a few times now and it’s been great for trimming tall trees in my yard. The telescoping pole extends far but stays steady. The blade is super sharp and cuts through branches quickly. Definitely a handy tool for any homeowner with tall trees.

We have an oak tree with some low hanging dead branches that the more common 12-16ft poles can't reach. Bought this in the hopes it would and would allow me to skip calling professional tree pruners. Sure enough, it worked great. At full extension it's a bit wobbly and very bendy, but it did great with some patience. Wouldn't recommend this for professional for very frequent use, but if you need something to prune a few branches every year that doesn't take a lot of space to store, this thing is awesome.

This high branch saw has a telescopic extension pole that can extend the length of the saw. It is much lighter in weight than a sectional pole saw, making it easier to prune high branches. The saw blade is very sharp and can easily cut through branches. Highly recommended

This saw won’t cut down a whole tree but it gets the smaller branches. It’s easy to hold and the pole has a nice grip to it. The blade seems a little flimsy for my liking but it’s easy to put together.