- 8FT Fruit Picker, Fruit Picker Tool with Basket & Adjustable Stainless Steel Handle, Lightweight Fruit Grabber for Apple Mango Avocado Orange Lemon, Easy Assembly & No Ladder Needed for Tall Tree

Easy to assemble. Works great on our plumb tree. As soon as the peaches ripen, we’ll be picking them too! 👍🏼

I am so happy I purchased this picker! We bought the 13' and I love that it's adjustable for so many sizes. So far, I've used it on our tall orange tree, the oranges are very large and the picker basket is quite heavy weight, depending on size of oranges, I can get 2-3 in the basket at a time. I was able to get to the top very easily. I shortened it to be able to reach in through the branches.. I had to be careful of the thorns but I was able to get in at the right angle. It worked great! No more thorns piercing my poor flesh! I can not wait to use it on our fig and avocado trees that are both incredibly tall. This is why I wanted the 13'.. add my husbands 6' frame + additional for arms length, this should really be able to reach those previously impossible heights. Sadly, we have had so much food wastage in particular with the figs.. the birds get them first or they over-ripen and fall to the ground. Regarding ease of instructions for attaching the basket, it wasn't very clear but my husband had no problem figuring it out. As far as the poles, they very easily attach.. just push down a little and turn to tighten.. perfect! I take it apart when I'm done and it fits in the little bag that comes with it. The basket attached with the first section doesn't fit in there as is but I have it handy right by the bag so it's easily stored. The quality of the picker is excellent, in my opinion, and I expect it to last for a very long time especially with proper storage. I would recommend this fruit picker 100% An updated note.. when used on my figs, I found it too harsh.. I would not recommend them for figs, I think a smaller basket but for the avocados and oranges, perfect!

Have used only once and only partially assembled. It seems well designed, mine came with a handy cloth bag to hold extra extension pieces. The basket attachment to the end of the pole seems sturdy although a bit improvised. The foam pad to protect apples when they fall into the basket is a nice touch. The ends of the bent wires on the end of the basket are not properly rounded or protected, so there some danger of damaging fruit if you're not careful. It wouldn't be that hard to put wire protecters on the end if you (or the manufacturer) knew where to find them. Perhaps there is some reason they are omitted. As with all of these type of pickers, the tool can get caught if the tree is not pruned thin enough, or if you are trying to get closely packed fruit on a single branch. Overall, I am very happy with this, not only for overall length and adjustability, but ease of use.

Glad I got it. Good reach, basket is a nice size (I can get a good amount in one go), and sturdy. Lots of pieces, but not hard to work with. Nice to be able to the apples I can’t normally reach, but weaving through the branches can be tough.

Very sturdy good quality. Works very well for my apple trees. The cushion it came with was just uncovered foam but all in all I am very happy with the product

We have a peach tree in the backyard of the house we are renting. The tree is not producing edible fruit for human consumption, but the squirrels, rabbits and insects love it. Unfortunately, the rotten and half eaten fruit was producing too many flies that kept getting in the house. Being tired, of this I ordered this item. This was PERFECT as I picked the 90% of the remaining fruit off the tree. I started with a height of about 8ft then proceeded to the full length of 13ft. No more fruit and no more killing 10 flies in the house every day. I only wish it came with a handy bag for storage.

Would be a 5 star if not the 40 minutes of frustration putting the catcher head onto pole. Put together, limited concerns, although the key/metal tightner is a bit difficult to screw in. Then head kept popping off when first using..... Stopped as had enough oranges LOL. Thought about it during day, then maybe I was using wrong connection pole. BINGO! They have a pole with a very tiny hole with a tiny screw and very tiny hex locking nut to attach the catcher head to pole. ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE to complete with one person. Was a terrible nightmare IMHO. I am far from helpless. Done similar man-lee work (LOL) 1000s of times before. Directions not very good either, maybe my old man eyes, was difficult to comprehend picture as well. Once together, which now is. I believe will be a semi fail safe product. Am sure will need to tighten bolt after each use/often, with the teene tiny small microscopic hex tool they provide. Again, due to difficult attachment concerns for me, is a 3 star on a 5 star product.

Didn't know these existed until I saw my brother with one. It makes picking fruits from hard to reach areas so much easier. The basket is big enough to hold a few fruits at a time. No more climbing ladders! Remain safe on the ground and use this tool to pick fruits from trees. The handle comes in multiple short pieces and attaches together easily. Super sturdy. Easy to assemble and take apart to store in the provided bag. Highly recommended!

Love it!

I used this fruit picker for my huge mango tree. Picked every mango with no problems. It is very sturdy, fits its purpose and an excellent buy.

Useful

This is a great help for picking apples, pears, plums, etc. Definiteltnworth it, you’ll get a lot of use and won’t need to risk falling off a ladder to get all of your fruit off of your tree!

We can finally get (most) of the apples from the top of our tree. I’m taking one star off because it was not easy to put together. I couldn’t figure it out and it took my husband two tries (although the first try was after a long day at work). I was able to get some apples that were way out of reach. Most landed in the basket and I got safely down. Some still fell while trying to pick them. We got the 10 foot pole. It takes a while to get the hang of how to use it. Might be nice if they include tips/tricks for using it effectively.