LETYANGER Pole Saws for Tree Trimming, 7.3-27 ft Extendable Tree Trimmers Long Handle Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade and Scissors High Branches Trimming, Tree Pruner, Tree Saw

I was the tree pruner today and it worked like charm. I was very impressed with the quality of the parts, simplicity of use, and bag to store the device. This tree pruner was a replacement for one that broke several years ago. The ability to use the extensions from 7’ to 27’ was impressive. I am 85 years old and was able to prune at all crepe murtle was very satisfying. I saved myself $50-100. The option of using the pruner or the saw was a grest feature.

Great product - works well. Cut welll on strait-up Palm tree, although it does take strength to maneuver pole into position but then just saw with blade resting on limb. Trimming my Oak tree was much easier with pole on greater angle and not as high up.

I’m a former professional arborist and I was hesitant to buy this because it seemed gimmicky to me. These days I don’t have all the gear though and only have one big gum tree to trim so I rely on hand tools.The fact that you can’t get around is that tree work is hard work, but you have 4 options to do it. 1. Harness up and climb. (My previous preference) 2. Get a cherry picker. ($$$) 3. Get a tall ladder (easy to hurt yourself or worse) or 4. Get a freaking long pole saw and have some patience. Number 4 is my new preference as it got the job done in a fraction of the time it takes my to harness up and climb solo.The saw at full length is heavy, but manageable if you’re in decent shape and have good arms. Best way to get it up is to lift it a little, let it fall some, and then bounce back up. If you’re only using it in the 3-10 foot range, I thought it was pretty easy to handle.Quality and build were surprisingly impressive. The saws were about as sharp and fast as the Corona saws. For a handheld, I still prefer my corona saw, but this one with just one of the segments added wins for me.I didn’t try the pruner attachment, but I can promise you the saw is better and I can’t really picture a situation where the pruner is better.All that said, I highly recommend it. It’s not a five star because it feels a little bit Harbor Freighty, but I love it!

Was very satisfied with the pruner. Extension poles are of excellent quality. Two saws and prunner are strong and very sharp. Carrying case is extremely handy. Look forward to long time use.

I would say very good overall. I bit cumbersome with all sections joined , but that is the nature of the beast . I bit of finesse is needed when operating the tool. The blade is very sharp albeit thin . As far as the durability of the tool only time and frequency of use will tell. If you do not have adequate upper body strength to operate the tool, forget it and hire a pro. Very mantronic .

It works but not durable.

Love, love, love this tool. I am an elderly woman and have trimmed 5 plus 5” inch or more diameter branches 20+ feet up. There is a You Tube video by an experienced tree surgeon that shows how to use the movement of the pole to help you move the saw. That was very helpful to me. This tool fit the bill.

A friend of mine is an arborist. He helped me get some branches off of the lines with this tool and commented on its high quality.The teeth on the blade are very sharp and the pulley system for clipping thinner branches and vines are very effective, though I can tell you from my own personal use that it becomes unwieldy when you connect all of the sections. The center of gravity moves further away from you as you add them and, if you don't already have it more or less vertical and leaning on something, you probably won't be able to bring it from the horizontal to the vertical.