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Your cart is empty.The Spear & Jackson Razorsharp telescopic tree pruner features a variable length telescopic handle which extends to maximum length of 2340mm. The head of the pruner incorporates a bypass lopper for branches up to 30 mm, The lopper has an Sk5 carbon steel blade which stays sharp for longer & can be presharpened when required. In addition a 330 mm (13”) saw blade is included for use on larger branches. spear & Jackson’s foundations were laid in 1760, Since the beginnings centuries of experience & innovation have resulted in the materials & development expertise that resides within the company; & "continuous innovation" Is at the heart of the company ethos.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Great Tool. Better Than Expected. Very Sturdy. Very Sharp. Wear gloves and this works like a charm.
Anonymous Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
Easy to use, simple to adjust the height, razor sharp blade, cuts through anything the size of the hooked component where the blade is — but I’m still not sure how I feel about the pull mechanism being a small rope. It’s easy to operate, but I think I’d like something more sturdy to grab and pull.I haven’t used the saw yet, so can’t speak to that aspect here.
Ann Harris
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
Serviceable for lightweight work. Saw is flimsy and bolt holding saw falls out easily causing high potential for loss. Saw seems to have pre-drills allowing different angle but none but one lines up. Be prepared to remove a multitude of difficult to remove stickers placed without aesthetic regard and, if using a heat gun for removal, be aware that paint is a dip or wrap and will also melt away from surface. In using saw it bucked and damaged spring and I wanted to get an entire head/parts replacement kit (nut/bolt/spring/pull-rope) but unable to find. That being said, what I do like is that it's lighter weight is more friendly for long extended arm-work without causing the same fatigue the more solid and heavier weight products cause.
stevew328
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024
Easy to put together (I haven't tried putting the saw on yet though) and has already saved me countless minutes from having to climb the ladder and risk toppling over trying to reach those pesky out-of-the-way branches. My house is happier without the branches beating on the roof, the plants on my rock wall are happier without branches blocking their sunlight, and I'm happier because it saved me time. The blade is sharp and the mechanism is easy to use - it slices through the branches like butter. Well worth the $$!
Client d'
Reviewed in France on November 24, 2024
Utilise pour élagage d’arbres . Branches de 3 à 4 cm de diamètre, avec le sécateur ou la scie. Aucune difficulté.
BowenBabe
Reviewed in Australia on October 22, 2024
As a small, 69yo woman with quite a few trees, I was looking for a means of pruning my trees without needing a ladder. This pruner does the job perfectly for me. I haven't needed to use the pruning saw yet, but the cord-operated cutter is brilliant. It's very sharp and pruning is now something that I can do easily. It takes a bit of practice to avoid tangling the cord up in the branches, but once I got the hang of it, I was fine. I recommend it.
Dima
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023
The telescopic tree pruner is a game-changer! It's incredibly easy to use, with razor-sharp blades that effortlessly snap branches up to one inch thick. The telescopic feature provides excellent reach, making trimming a breeze. Lightweight, durable, and offering optimal control, this pruner is a must-have for any gardener. Five stars all the way!
Xussia
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 24, 2023
My house was under attack from an indiscriminate tree and its army of branches that was getting ‘too close’ to the house according to my wife. Lacking the required tree felling knowledge and not wanting to actually kill a tree, I opted to get something that would allow me to trim the branches in some way. Now, my arms are pretty long, but not 3m long and even on a ladder I needed something that extended my chopping ability to longer than arms length. A trip to B&Q proved useless so I decided to go to the only manufacturer of things that sounds both tribal and warlike. Anything made by a company called ‘Spear and Jackson’ sounded like it could deal with things. It also sounds like the kind of 70s cop show that you know didn’t mess around. I ordered the item which looked, to me, like some kind of medieval weapon used in the Battle of Hastings. A sharp saw jutted out one edge, then a branch dismembering claw poked out the other with a long pulley cord to activate the mechanism. A short set up, and the Battle of the Bush could begin. That is also probably a title of a 70s film though more adult on nature. I digress, the blade is the sharpest thing I have ever pulled with a 2m cord. That thing was slicing through thick tree branches like they were nothing. It was also light weight which meant hoying it up a ladder was easy peasy. Before long I’d savaged that pesky tree within an inch of its life, it had gone from a 70s Barclays Bank - loads of branches - to the 00s version. Barely any branches. I was very pleased with how this operated and amazed at how sharp it was. The saw blade I never needed to use though I can see how effective it would be. After I was satisfied with enough dismembering I then realised I had about a lorry full of tree branches and leaves to somehow transport from the drive to the tip. That was the moment I regretted going at it like a mad chopping maniac. But this was well worth the money, all hail the Spear and Jackson Tree Branch Destroyer. Get one but… think about what you’re doing too!
MMC
Reviewed in Italy on July 26, 2022
Arrivato prima del previsto. Subito messo all'opera, funziona benissimo. Taglia con grande facilità anche rami di 4 cm di diametro. Prodotto estremamente robusto e funzionale. Consigliatissimo
KJ Sacramento
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2022
I'm a 70 year old woman who is as strong as most 50 year old men, but just can't get my pole chainsaw up high enough. So I bought this for the lighter weight and it was great! Took off a very high 4" branch in about a minute and was absolutely stunned at how easy! 2" branches were not so easy, however, because it is hard to keep the lightweight saw in the groove (branch moves too much). A few minutes in, the blade regularly comes loose as the wingnut constantly comes loose regardless of how tightly turned. The blade is also thin, so it tends to bounce regardless...wish they put some kind of sleeve on the pole end to stabilize it. The pruner part is super for very small branches ... 1/2" max maybe. Larger is too much effort so use the blade. I will probably find a piece of thin sheet metal or something to reinforce the base of the blade and a better locking nut, but no regrets. The light weight and great cutting made it worth keeping rather than heavier competition.
DLewis
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022
I love this pruner. I bought it so I could chop up a huge bougainvillea that had grown up over the roof of my back porch and needed to be cut back to almost nothing. Because of the design of the head, it didn't work well at being pushed into the dense foliage of the bush forcing me to buy a second pruner, however, I used it on tall trees that had easily accessed branches and it cuts beautifully. There is very little in the way of plastic parts which is great; this tool should last a long time (with occasional sharpening and oiling). It isn't really lightweight; I had to build up my biceps for a few weeks before I could control the placement of the head well when fully extended. I was an out-of-shape old lady who hadn't done any heavy labor or significant exercise for a couple of years, so anyone who is reasonably strong and healthy should be able to handle this. Great pruner!UPDATE: I just tried out the saw. I saw other reviewers complaining about the wing nut that comes loose, so I wrapped one layer of plumber's pipe sealing tape around the screw. It still came loose a little bit after I worked the blade really hard but the saw worked so well at cutting through a stubborn thick knotty branch that my usual pole saw couldn't handle that I didn't care about a little looseness. I might try another layer of sealing tape or maybe another wing nut from my supply . . . I'll find a way to keep it on there tight, one way or another. The blade is worth a little bit of trouble with a wing nut. Maybe if I attach the wing nut and then cover the exposed end of the screw with a bunch of sealing tape so the wing nut can't move? Later on that - I am the process of overhauling my toilet and I'm worn out.UPDATE July 29, 2023 I worked on that loose wing nut a bit and improved the situation. I added more pipe sealant tape, and I had a rubber washer left over from my toilet fixing which I cut down a bit. I put it on next to the metal and put the provided metal ring/washer on top of that. It helps a LOT. I worked hard sawing branches like the one shown in the photo and the wing nut never loosened more than a quarter turn. I had to tighten it a tiny bit in between major sawing a couple of times but that blade is so good I didn't mind; saved me from having to hire a possibly criminal-minded stranger (you don't want to hear the many stories of my multiple horrible experiences with workers who like to mess up the life of an old woman). Spear and Jackson gave me freedom and independence with this glorious saw plus a really impressive set of new biceps.
Khan
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on December 24, 2021
This thing is incredible. Sharp and long reach. I remove the saw when only pruning as it gets stuck between the branches and its quite easy to put back on. It won't cut dry branches well but fresh branches are cut without a glitch. This is my go to when cutting overgrown branches.
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