I bought this so nobody had to climb ladders in order to pick from my family&#;s apple and pear trees. The quality of this tool exceeded my expectations. It is sturdy, even when fully extended, and lightweight enough that my 6-year-old was able to learn to use it with little to no assistance. Adjustments are made smoothly and easily. The clamps for adjusting are similar to that of a bicycle seat post, but easier to open and close. We were able to pick apples and pears from the tops of our treees just standing on the ground. Roughly 5-6 pieces of fruit can fit inside the basket before you have to worry about them spilling out, and that is with the foam pad insert in the basket. The pad is probably an inch thick and sort of bends into a bowl shape at the bottom of the basket. You could probably remove the pad and fit another piece or two, hut the initial pieces may bounce around and be damaged. We did not try picking without the pad. Assembly is easy, sinply align the threads on the basket with the threads on the end of the pole and twist until tight. Then lay the foam pad in the basket and you&#;re ready to go.
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I have the Wolf apple picker attachment. It's a sturdy piece of work; you can get about 3 apples in the bag at a time if you want.
Like all similar design pickers, it's a little brutish in removing the apple from the tree if the apple isn't fully ready to detach. It takes a few mm of the woody stem as well as the apple. But it's been a Godsend for me and my apple tree, which must be 40 years old at least, and about 80% of the fruit is almost impossible to pick from the ground otherwise.
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