Fruit Picker Package Useful Fruit Picker Gardening Apple Pear Peach Picking Tools(no Pole Included, Color in Random May White, red, Orange)

I like that it has a long extension so I can reach the apples that are higher in the tree.

The head itself is excellent and works very well, but I'm having trouble finding a pole it will fit on. I've got a broom handle for now, but finding something longer than 5ft has been challenging.

This Fruit Picker with a pouch worked well, collecting and protecting our cherries from bruising and dropping to the ground. When I purchased it, I knew it did not come with a handle, as we have one that fits just right. It does not screw onto a pole. However, it has holes in the handle where screws can be used to attach to a wooden pole permanently.We were able to collect more cherries high up than ever before. (before the birds ate them!) It seems sturdy enough. We will be ready to use it to harvest again when the Italian prunes are ripe.

Use it always - super

It is about the size of an open hand, and the bag is pretty small. Maybe it could hold 3 apples. What arrived was none of the powder coated colors mentioned. Instead, it looks to be metal with no powder coating. Also, doesn't fit any of our screw end poles. Will have to jury rig something to work. Price was good, but I will have to spend money to make it wor with my threaded extension pole.

Did not work for cherries but would work fine for apples oranges or pears

The media could not be loaded. Overall good value. It does what it should and I should priced well. It does not come with the handle. You can buy one for $10 from a hardware store (replacement rake handle). So I’m happy with it after using it for a while, but it was frustrating at first. Figs grow next to leaves and stems and so grabber thing is very clunky to get in there, you have to be willing to destroy some leaves to get the figs, but it gets the job done. One down side is if you don’t grab the fig right, the fins may slip and cut/stab into your figs (if you mind that). I learned that I prefer using an umbrella handle to pull branches toward me and pick by hand, and only use the picker on the rake handle for figs too far too reach. This combo works well together :)

Cheap, small bag with no pole. Would NOT recommend, waited too long for refund.