Fiskars Power-Lever Extendable Pole Saw & Pruner Review

Not to mention starting them up is a hassle and they constantly require small fixes. Electric ones still use a whole bunch of oil so they are not fully green so to speakAlso if anything goes wrong you are essentially fried, and have to buy a new one. You can’t go wrong with the old school. Keep the saw sharp and you can actually surpass the limits that electric ones have as far as performance. 

The Fiskars Power-Lever Extendable Pole Saw & Pruner has two ways to use it. You can use the precision-ground steel pruner for cutting branches up to 1-1/8 inch thick and a 15 inch WoodZig saw for removing larger branches. As I said before if you keep the blade sharp you can cut thicker branches that other pole saws just won’t tackle.  

The pole extends up to 14 feet it has a secure lock so that you don’t have to worry about it getting shorter or longer than you want it too. It’s perfect for residential use as you typically won’t be cutting down really thick trees or anything like that. Plus it is a lot safer to use while cutting near wires or any electrical appliances. As far as assembly goes all you need is to attach the saw it is pretty easy to do. It comes with instructions, and you will never need neither fuel nor batteries to make it work. 

You Get What You Pay For

I have tried to make this very clear throughout and I think I have done so. This is a tough old school product simple to use simple to assemble with key features that can make your life easier like being able to adjust the pole length and have it stick there. Many of the knocks on the product from verified users really are about the saw itself. And how the would want to be less flexible.

I think if you keep it sharp you won’t have that flexibility problem as it will stick directly to the tree once you cut in. So that really depends on how you take care of your blade really. Also if it had a heavier blade which is what many people point to as a way to fix the problem really that would make the whole pole saw heavier. Holding up a heavy 14 foot pole is really not the answer to me. 

What Others Say

These types of purchases really depend on 3 main factors to me. Number one is it depends on what you need the tool for. Number 2 is what is your experience or what type of tools do you feel comfortable using. Number 3 is ultimately what is your budget. Within these guidelines you will be able to find the right product. If you are looking for a low cost high reward product and you feel comfortable using traditional tools for small tasks this product just might be for you. Especially if you need it for small tasks. There is really no need to invest greatly on a product you are only going to use a couple of times.
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