Fiskars Telescoping Pruning Stik

List Price: $96.18 Price: $80.44 You Save: $15.74 (16%) Product Details 12' telescoping pruner Pruning Stik features PowerStroke ropeless cutting action and means no more tangled rope line in tr Rotating head with precision nonstick-coated blade with 1-1/4" cutting capacity Tubular aluminum pole extends to 12' Unit weight: Less than 5 lb Weight: 5 pounds Review: 4.4 (5) Product Description If you thought the original pruning stik (#92346935A) was fun, wait to you get a hold of this. The Fiskars Telescoping Pruning Stick is built just like the original, but with a telescoping feature which extends to over 12' for bigger jobs. An integrated saw attachment allows you to tackle larger branches with the same confidence. With no ropes to tangle, a rotating cutting head and 1-1/4in cutting capacity, we can guarantee you've never used a tree pruner this easy or this effective. Weighs less than five pounds. Eliminates the contortions usually associated with conventional tree pruners. No ropes, no ladders, no injuries, no problem. Keep it simple and get one of these.Features: Ropeless cutting action means no tangled lines Power-StrokeTM cutting action-The pruning blade is actuated by pulling the orange handle Extends to over 12 ft. to reach tall branches Cutting head rotates 230 degrees to always get the right cut at a comfortable angle Fully hardened steel blade with non-stick coating cuts with less effort Lightweight aluminum and fiberglass pole weighs less than 5 pounds Includes 15 inch attachable Woodzig saw blade Cutting capacity-1-1/4 inch Customer Reviews By Austin reader: See my review for the non-telescoping little brother of this unit. I own them both. They are both the best you can do for pruning jobs. I am a working Certified Arborist, ISA. Buy this unit. You won't be sorry. By Kucha: The Fiskars Telescoping Pruning Stik has made my yard work so much easier. I finally do not have to dance around doing a balancing act to trim tree limbs. I highly recommend it to anyone that has to do tree pruning on a fairly frequent basis.