LETYANGER PSW Extendable Pole Saw with Alloy Steel Blade and Pruner

The extendable pole reaches high branches for pruning from ground level, while the included pruner head handles crossing branches. It suits elevated trimming better than close-up hand pruning, which remains the simpler approach for branches within easy reach. A pulley system helps redirect the pull as you work. The set also packs into a carry bag for storage.

Product specs

This manual pole saw set combines a saw head and a pruner head with seven connectable poles. Its reach extends from 7.3 to 27 ft, giving you options for different tree heights and trimming tasks. The saw blade is alloy steel, and the poles are made of epoxy resin with aluminum alloy joints.

• Type: Manual extendable pole saw and pruner set
• Reach: 7.3 to 27 ft
• Pole material: Epoxy resin
• Joint material: Aluminum alloy
• Blade material: Alloy steel, 65 Mn
• Saw teeth: 10
• Weight: 9.5 lb for seven poles and a head
• Included: Seven long poles, saw head, pruner head, spare saw with sheath, and carry bag

The saw has hook knives at its tip and end to help remove twigs, and the spare blade provides another option if the saw gets caught in a branch. Bright yellow poles are easier for others to distinguish from surrounding trees while trimming.

Everyday use

Use the saw head to work on elevated limbs, or switch to the pruner head for crossing branches. The pulley system changes the direction of the pull, which can make overhead cutting easier to manage. For a practical trimming session, assemble the number of poles that provides the reach you need, position yourself with a clear view of the branch, and work through the tree one section at a time. This flexible setup is useful when the job involves a mix of sawing and pruning rather than a single kind of cut.

Customer feedback highlights use on palm trees and other mature trees, along with praise for the blade and the pulley-assisted cutting. Experiences with handling are mixed: some customers find the tool sturdy and manageable, while others report wobble, bending, or added heaviness at longer extensions. Those comments are useful context when choosing a reach for the task, extending the poles only as far as the work requires keeps the setup more manageable.

Practical tips

Choose a pole configuration for the branch height instead of automatically extending all seven sections. The manufacturer describes 20 ft as a preferred working length, using six poles, and notes that the full 27 ft setup can feel heavy and may be harder to control. For longer trimming sessions, the manufacturer recommends back support. Keep people clear of the working area, especially while handling the long yellow poles, and collect the poles and saw components in the carry bag after use.

Is it worth it?

This set is suited to homeowners who need both a saw and a pruner for elevated tree maintenance and want a reach-adjustable manual tool. The multiple pole sections let you adapt the setup to the branch, while the two cutting heads cover different pruning needs. Buyers who want to handle occasional high-branch work themselves may value having both tools in one set, for close, low branches, a hand pruner is a more direct fit. The main benefit is having an adjustable reach and two cutting approaches for varied trimming around the yard.