Telescopic Fruit Picker & High-Reach Pruning Shears Head

High-reach fruit picking and pruning, using the pole you already own.

This telescopic fruit picker and pruning shears head is engineered for safe, accurate work at height. Designed as an attachment (pole not included), it connects to most standard extension poles, instantly turning them into a high-reach tool for cutting branches and harvesting fruit. A compact, streamlined body keeps the head lightweight and easy to control, even when working at full extension.

The precision cutting mechanism features sharp, durable blades that deliver clean cuts on twigs, small branches, and fruit stems. This helps protect plant health, reduces tearing, and supports better regrowth. Ideal for orchards, tall shrubs, and garden trees, it allows you to trim and harvest from the ground, reducing the need for ladders and improving overall safety and efficiency.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Flexible pole compatibility - Attaches to most standard extension poles, so you can use existing equipment and adjust reach to suit different tree heights.
• Clean, accurate cutting - Sharp blades and a controlled cutting action help minimize damage to branches and fruit, supporting healthier plants.
• Versatile garden use - Suitable for fruit picking, light pruning, shaping high branches, and routine maintenance in both home gardens and small orchards.

FAQ

Q: Is the extension pole included?
A: No. This product is the pruning shears/fruit picker head only. It is designed to be attached to a compatible extension pole you already own.

Q: What can I use it for?
A: It is intended for harvesting fruit from tall trees and for pruning small branches and twigs that are out of reach from the ground.

Q: How does it attach to a pole?
A: The head is designed to connect to standard extension poles using its built-in attachment point. Ensure the pole is firmly secured before use and follow the pole manufacturer's safety guidance.

Q: What branch size can it cut?
A: It is suitable for thin branches and fruit stems typically found on garden trees and shrubs. For thicker branches, a dedicated lopper or saw is recommended.