What kind of telespcopic pole pruner do you recomend?

I have a Silky Hayate and wouldn't want to be without it. You do have to be careful about crushing the poles as if you dent one you can't use any of them. I did that once, and cut all of the sections it short. So now I have one that extends to about 12' and I bought a new one.

It definately pays its way. Don't use it a ton, but it is well worth it IN THE RIGHT CIRCUMSTANCES. I had a Corona before I started doing professional tree work. I think I brought it on the job one time... Not a professional tool.

As for saw rigidity of the Hayate: It is a a pull saw (just like their hand saws). If you try to cut on the push stroke it will flex (just like their hand saws). I'd say the Hayate blade is really close to being the same gauge as the Sugoi (sp?) hand saw - just a longer blade so it has a tiny bit more flex to it. Watch for sales I paid less thatn $200 each time I bought one.

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I just bought the below linked EZ Kut 20&#; pole saw. It&#;s very similar to a Silky (now Notch in the U.S.) or a Barnel. It&#;s lightweight, which is nice when it&#;s extended. They have a 15&#; I think too. This, as opposed to the other brands, comes with a lifetime warranty. Since I just received it recently, I haven&#;t used it extensively. However, I like what I&#;ve seen so far. It gets higher than electric or battery pole saws. I&#;d say it&#;s probably better for branches that are a bit thicker than your typical pencil size scions, but it might work for that size.

I also have a wooden pole saw with loppers at the end. I don&#;t like it as much as the EZ Kut. The pole, being circular, tends to twist unless you tighten it down extremely hard. The saw doesn&#;t cut as well as the Japanese blades on the EZ Kut (Barnel & Notch). Also, I like the &#;blades&#; at the ends. It keeps you in the cut allowing you to use the full blade and you can use it to cut the limb if the bark holds it after the cut (difficult at times to make undercuts when high up to prevent that). It doesn&#;t sound like much but when you have it extended, it&#;s a pain to get back in the cut. I tried out the Fiskars and Corona in the store. The Corona is similar to my wooden pole saw. Not a fan of it. The Fiskars is a little better but I like the blade style of the EZ Kut better. If you use it sparingly, either of those is probably fine, and cheaper. If you use it often like I intend to, my thoughts are it&#;s a nice upgrade.

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