Reseñas de clientes para Sierra de pértiga manual VEVOR, podadora de árboles extensible de 2,2 a 8,2 metros, hoja de acero afilada para podar ramas altas, podadora manual con mangos ligeros de fibra de vidrio de 20 cm, para podar palmeras y arbustos.

Excellent piece of equipment. Easy to use and very durable. Well worth the price.

Fonctionne super bien permet d'atteindre des branches très hautes le petit inconvénient est la lourdeur de l’ensemble (plus il y a de rallonges) mais pour un usage non professionnel et occasionnel c'est vraiment parfait

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I just love this item it's durable made of high quality material 👌 making tree trimming around the property much more quick and effective it also comes with a unbelievable price shipping was fantastic I highly recommend this product

We live in a forest in NC. Dealing with trees is part of my "lawn" care. This tool has been super helpful.

After throwing away another more expensive pole saw from a box store I ordered this. It has a heavy duty storage case. It is exceptionally well made. It reached very far. Everyone with more than one tree on their property needs this.

Great tree saw for the money. Easy to add/subtract poles to get to the perfect length. Saw was sharp/cut well. I delimbed a pine tree that was 30 ft tall with this saw.

C'est un matériel qui est parfait pour moi...on a pu élaguer une dizaine d'arbres et ...avec un peu de patience, on a été très efficace grâce à Vévor. Je voulais passer par un élagueur...

Wirklich sehr sehr zufrieden! Wir haben sehr viele sehr hohe und verschiedene Bäume. Für Alles die ideale schnelle Lösung. Logisch bei voller Länge etwas instabiler jedoch durch die Drehsicherung kein verdrehen oder Kontrollverlust. Preis Leistung Top. Qualität und Lieferumfang wirklich Toll! Jederzeit wieder.

This saw is supreme! I've been using pole saws to trim trees occasionally for north of 30 years and the 1st 3 were the typical 2 piece 12 ft reach with sliding grip. Those always gave issues with slipping, and had the blade offset from center so it tended to buckle. They all were moderate to poor in cutting speed too. The 27 ft reach Vevor was a game-changer! It is very well engineered and manufactured. No slipping and it cuts very very aggressively. Have used it for many hours, 30+ I'd say, and hundreds of limbs. I've taken down 4 to 5" dia limbs of anything from pine, maple, cedar and white oak as high as 30 ft! It's a trick to get the pole up high by yourself. At about 16 ft I'd lean it against a limb or trunk near the target branch, raise it 4 ft and insert a section, then repeat. Maneuvering it into position takes balance and pre-thinking for the really high limbs. It's not very heavy but at long lengths it can't be controlled beyond about 40 degrees from vertical. Chose a cut position on a near horizontal section so it won't bind as the branch begins to break. A 4" pine will only take about 20 strokes, it cuts that fast! The tooth shape is smart so it overcuts the width and doesn't bind up in the cut, the blade material holds a sharp edge very well. Depending on the limb shape, I'd return to the short limb and cut it close to the trunk for a proper prune because I could cut on a steep angle and not worry about binding. I also love the hooks on the blade, allowing me to snag and pull down dead limbs high in trees, or use it pull/push a partly cut limb to break it. I was clearing a lane high to allow a large gravel truck to spread since the raised bed can be higher than 24 ft. I also was trimming high broken limbs in a friend's maple as they would be a safety risk if and when they fell on their own. I also was trimming high up over my parking area where branches could fall on a vehicle. Wind storms these days often bring new risks. I now have 2 of these 27 ft Vevor saws and am still on the original blades since they have stayed sharp. The 2nd saw is useful to swing the branch to free up a stuck blade. I've never seen anything as good as these saws, and I highly recommend. They are of excellent quality and value.