30FT/9m Tree Pruning Saw, Upgraded Spring Manual Branches Pole Saw Trimmer for Garden Tools Loppers Hand Pole Saws Extendable Height and Storage Pocket

This has saved me north of £500 that I was going to be charged for trimming a tree in the front garden. The pruning saw and spare blades are incredibly sharp and efficient, the scissor action loppers can easily cut through 1 inch or more with a 20ft extension (haven't tried further yet) - and the extension set is quality, very strong - needs a bit of care to navigate when extended. Overall this is quality kit.

Absolutely perfect, got the job done, felt like a workout trying to keep the pole steady.

Brought to cut back neighbours overhanging trees, this is a awesome tool! All blades are nice and sharp making it easy to chop branches up high and afterwards when you need to cut them up on the ground. Rods are surprisingly strong, lost control of it at one point and dropped it on my shed, both the rods and the shed survived!Couple of things to note, it can be quite heavy and difficult to control when you have it at its full length. Also had a problem where the string for the clipper would come off the pulley wheel. This caused the clipper to not open back up after use, which is very annoying when you have it up high and have to bring the whole thing down to open it back up again. Changed the way the string went through the pulley system and this solved the issue (added picture in case any one else gets the same problem)

Longest on the market that I could see. I'm 53 and not quite as strong as I was but can just about handle this at maximum extension. There's a bit of a technique to it. The loppers with doubled up pulley system make it twice as strong and I was cutting some pretty thick branches for a lopper. Also if it ever got stuck, the rope and lopper would cope with a very firm tug and it never snapped. I was always able to rescuse it.One thing to watch though is the threads on the poles can get very tight indeed. So tight a pair of grips wouldn't remove. I am planning to use a bit of grease on the threads next time I use it.

Great poles and heavy, I screwed it all together but had a job to lift it. You need to put it together as you go up the tree.Be careful of the metal ferrels on the ends of the fibreglass rods, the split pins that hold them on are a bit gagged, as I slid the poles down through my hands one caught my finger and sliced it open. Apart from that they are excellent.

Top class tool saved me a lot of cash very reasonably priced & a very quick delivery. All in all a 1st class deal. A sharp tool for life that has been well thought out & designed.

Don't hesitate, branch out and order this fine bit of equipment. This thing is ace, it can reach the sky then some more, excellent blades too. I have a wood and i have struggled with others for years, this beast does it all with little effort,"A cut above the rest"Take those branches down without even a frown, every opportunity i get i play with this pole.Like a knife through butter this pruning saw does what it says on the tin. Take a leaf out of my book and order today. There are so many version's out there you may say that you cannot see the wood for the trees, not in my garden. The futures bright, the futures light.

I bought one of these a couple of months ago and I used both the lopper and the pruning saw attachment. Many products only come with one or the other, but this has both.The lopper attachment is one of the best I've ever used. The pulley system compared to other loppers I've used allows you to amplify the cutting action force with less pull on the rope, it's very good.The only problem is there are some build quality issues with the lopper. The plastic shroud is a bit baggy and means the rope frequently falls out of alignment with the pulleys, and I had to keep putting them back in. Eventually, after a half hour of use, the plastic shroud cracked. That part could really do with being redesigned to tighter tolerances and and maybe being made out of metal instead of plastic. A nut also fell off half way through my first use (about 15 mins in), so do check everything is nice and tight.The rope is good quality though, and better and stronger than some loppers I've tried in the past that have snapped.The saw attachment is also very good. It's super sharp, and by just using the weight of the poles and a gentle sawing action it sliced through some very big branches.The seller was excellent in offering a replacement due to the broken lopper after the first use. So while I can't give it 5 stars, it's still a very good product, with some room for improvement. And depending on what you plan to do with it, it's still potentially very good value compared to getting very expensive tree surgeons out.Topetyy is a great seller, and the product is good, but with room for improvement. I have just bought another for a friend and will be careful knowing it's limitations and weak points, but it should still be worth it for the job :)It's worth noting that the poles are very solid and also reasonably heavy. So it is a workout the more you put on, but they're very steady and the weight works well to provide natural force when using the saw attachment.