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The Fiskars is no substitute for a bull pruner, and vice versa. Each have their niche.

I did two fruit trees at all sorta of crazy angles (leaving a couple bad cuts out of 100, maybe, and they're my trees). I have another to do tomorrow at home, and try it on some plum (dense) suckers. Didn't leave the ground. The cherry was at max extension. I did make a point to sharpen the...

Just used mine yesterday, and its about to get a fruit tree sucker work out.

Good for fruit trees' year old suckers.

I don't understand. How can you change the collar orientation? I can see it on reduction/ heading cuts (back to a lateral), but not on thinning cuts (all the way to the origin of the branch).

I think of it like an extendable hand pruner, not a bull pruner. I used my new one a bit. Watersprouts on annual fruit tree pruning will go faster, and from the ground of just off the ground on a ladder instead of as much high ladder work.

Right tool for the right job.

Seems that the Fiskars is for small work, proper cuts, from the ground. I hope that it works out for fruit tree watersprouts. Less ladder work = safer day. I don't like getting high up on my 16' orchard ladder. Marvin, and the like, will surpass for vertical cuts, but I don't think for...

Do you have to hold the pole with one hand and pull the rope with the other, unlike the Fiskars?

what is realistic cutting capacity 4 fruit tree sprouts?