Silky pole saw Longboy

Very expensive, but also very good !!
Who already buys a saw without motor for 270? Man (n) must be pretty crazy already!
Conventional (relatively good) pole saws are available from Wolf and Gardena from 70th
I started with a Gardena, since I already had the extension handle and the saw could buy for 35 relatively cheap to (Gardena 8752-20, see review it).
Now you should know that a pole saw is only as good as its individual parts (rod and saw) and how they work together, the two components. Wolf and Gardena have here do not get too down all the stuff and their attention mainly focused on the multi-function capabilities of their rods (apple crusher, scissors, saw, broom? Etc). The Longboy however, is a purebred pole saw, without compromise and it shows when sawing quite.
The stalk of Longboy is oval and thus ever more stable, than the round stalks of competition. When pulled-out telescopic handle so that comes with the same force to much more pressure on the branch. This is extremely important for fatigue-free working. Also you can grab better to handle the Longboy, he is very good and especially non-slip in hand. The saw blade is folded and by cutting protection an lolly locked. Like the wolf, the Gardena, however, you can lock firmly the linkage of Silky in the extended state, not. When branches Ranziehen is decomposed into two parts this before, if one proceeds too coarse.
Now the blade of Silky. That's just perfect. Coarse enough for the necessary propulsion, fine enough for the clean cut. Thick enough not to break, thin, narrow and flexible enough to get their hands in the maze of branches close enough on the trunk and branch. Sharp as hell and in addition also still perfectly formed, so that you can use the entire length of the blade during sawing.
Exploiting the full blade length is in fact a problem for example in Gardena. While Silky soft as butter slides when sawing in full length and in the branch, the Gardena jerks just a few centimeters back and forth and has so far propulsion as the Silky. The road you get even from, but with an estimated 30 of 40% overhead on average.
Granted, it's not quite fair to compare products in different price ranges so, but it's fun ;-)!
Conclusion: If you want to cut his three or four fruit trees, is well served by the Wolf or Gardena saw. But whoever intends Larger, the Longboy or one of her sisters (Hayate, Hayauchi) should look at times. Once had such a part in the hand and you're filthy forever.
Note: The Longboy appears here without the yellow blade guard made of plastic to be offered and costs therefore about 30 less. However, the sheet protection is an absolute must! First, because of the risk of injury, and secondly because of the protection of the saw itself. Here you would definitely save on the wrong end!