Fruit Picker Head & Basket — Pole-Mount Harvester With Catch Bag, No Ladder Needed

Get The Fruit At The Top Of The Tree Without Getting On A Ladder

The best fruit is always the fruit you can't reach. So out comes the ladder, onto soft ground, and you're standing on the third rung with both arms above your head reaching sideways — which is exactly how people end up in A&E every autumn.

This head screws onto any extension pole. The metal tines catch the stem and snap it cleanly, and the fruit drops straight into the bag below. You stay on the ground the whole time.

Why It Works Better Than Reaching

• The tines cut the stem, not the fruit. Spaced metal fingers slide either side of the stalk and shear it, so you're not tugging and bruising the flesh.
• The bag catches everything. Fruit drops into a soft nylon-cotton pouch instead of onto the grass. Windfall bruises are what turn a keeper into a cooker.
• No damage to the tree. No snapped spurs, no torn branches, no ladder legs pressed into the roots.
• Nothing to lift or set up. Screw it on, walk over, pick. The whole tree in one go rather than repositioning a ladder six times.

What It Picks

Apples, pears, oranges, lemons, peaches, plums, persimmon, mango, pawpaw, avocado, figs and nuts. It also works on tall vine and cane crops where you don't want to push through the growth to reach them.

Where It Works

• Garden fruit trees and orchards
• Citrus in courtyards and patios
• Allotments and smallholdings
• Awkward corners against walls and fences where a ladder won't stand
• Retrieving fruit over a boundary you can't walk into

Specifications

Common Questions

Does it come with a pole?
No — the head only. It's designed to fit a standard threaded extension pole, which most people already own or can buy to the length their trees need.

How many pieces of fruit does the bag hold?
Around three to five apple-sized fruits before it's worth emptying. The bag is deliberately shallow so the weight stays manageable overhead.

Will it bruise soft fruit?
Ripe peaches and figs need a gentle hand whatever you use, but the fabric bag is far kinder than a drop to the ground.

Can I replace the bag?
Yes, the bag is replaceable rather than fixed to the head.

What's the difference between the two options?
Only quantity — one head, or two at a reduced per-unit price. The two-pack suits larger plots or sharing with a neighbour.

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