Product Overview
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Designed to harvest difficult to reach fruits and nuts such as avocados, mangos, oranges, grapefruits, persimmons and chestnuts, the Clip-N-Pick Telescoping Fruit Picker is a handy little tool that provides handpicked quality produce without causing the damage found with hooksticks or similar tools. Instead the Clip-N-Pick uses blades in the shape of a V at the head of the bag frame to cleanly slices stems, then dropping your produce directly into the bag. Comes complete with a bag, frame, blades and a 6 - 12 foot telescoping pole. Replaceable mesh bags are heavy duty tear, abrasion & mildew resistant.
***1st 4 product reviews copied from our old site (that's why all the dates are the same)
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5 fruit picker
Posted by M. Mason on 14th Dec 2012
I am very happy with the fruit picker that i ordered. I was also very happy with the prompt shipment as it arrived in time for me to be able to take advantage of some free time on a weekend to actually use it :) Family and friends who have also used the picker are very impressed with it ... it is a design we have not seen before and it works beautifully. I'd recommend it for anyone and probably most any fruit. We used it for mangos and it took all the tugging, twisting and pulling out of the job. You may use anything I send as a "customer testimonial" as I was very pleased with my order and service. One note on attaching the picker to the pole. We used a screw through the little hole instead of the plastic piece that came with it ... it just felt a little sturdier to us that way. You may want to mention it on the web page as an alternate attachment method
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5 Clip n Pick
Posted by T. Kiernan on 14th Dec 2012
I thought I'd let you know how the "Clip n Pick" worked on my pear tree. It worked. It worked great! I tried using the tool with and without the blades in place. The picker works just as well without the blades. The tough part of using the tool is really a matter of getting a good grip on the fruit. Once I managed to tease the pear into the little yolk at the top of the picker it was simple to snag the fruit. It's also a matter of angle. The closer you get to 90 degrees, the harder it is to get your grip. I have to tell you that I appreciated your telling me that you were not sure if this tool would work well on pear trees. It's nice to run into a company that dosen't make claims it can't back up. You also told me that pears may grow in clusters that might not be accessable to the picker. Don't worry about that. A couple of times I got 3 pears on one pass.. Not too shabby. So there you have it. I'm a happy camper with a bushel of pears sitting on the kitchen floor. You have a great product and I'm glad we did business
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5 Fruit Picker
Posted by John W. Hoffman on 14th Dec 2012
This fruit picker is fantastic. The cutting blades went through avocado stems like a hot knife through butter leaving the fruit and the branches from which it was growing totally unscathed. The heavy duty bag holds about 4 large avocados. Between the smooth picking and the good size bag picking went many times faster than when I used the old hook and wire basket Home Depot type pickers. I picked about 10 avocados a minute including putting them in plastic bags to take in the house. I'm totally happy with my purchase and would recommend this item and your company to anyone
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5 Harvest Picker Pole
Posted by MaryAnne K on 14th Dec 2012
We love your harvest picker pole!!!!! We used it for a full week getting chestnuts from our tree that is about 25 feet tall. The extension pole was exactly what we needed. I don't know if you have ever seen a chestnut pod....they are the size of an apple but with prickly quills on it that make it impossible to handle with bare hands. The little pouch worked great so that those prickly little things don't hit you in the head when they fall
