Hand Folding Pruning Saw 8 Inch Wood Tree Saw Japanese Pull Saw Razor Teeth Saw for Bone Wood Camping Backpacking Trimming Bushcraft Hunting, SK-5 Steel Blade with Non-Slip Rugged Handle.

Very well built and very sharp. I needed something compact and this is perfect at a great price.

This is my 2nd saw, basicly a very sharp saw with the convenience of a pocket knife

Works great but the handle is short so don't choke up on it or you'll hit the lock. Cuts great and I love that it's compact. It fits good in my B.O.B. or my G.H.B.

It cuts through pork butt shoulder bones cleanly and easly. The saw kerf is narrow and cut off bone particles are very fine with no bone splinters.This saw cuts on the PULL stroke. If you thy to cut on the push stroke it will jam and bend. Watch your finger placement when closing the saw. If you are careless you will get cut!

This saw will serve me well. I like the fact it has 2 locking positions for the blade. Its' job will be pruning branches of my woody plants close to the ground. I don't want to use my Silky saws to prune low enough to make the saw have contact with the ground. I learned the hard way the minerals in the soil will quickly dull a saw blade. This saw is affordable, it does the job well, and, with it, I will be able to save my Silky saws for pruning higher on my low-growing shrubs.

I bought this small folding saw to keep in my purse so where ever go I can guerrilla garden. Just took down a small Ulmus pumila and a expanding group of Ailanthus altissima in the parking lot of the grocery store. Saw works great!

This is a saw that on first inspection looks very much like a well known Japanese saw, but it is not of the same quality. I found that it does not cut as quickly or smoothly. As others pounted out, the saw blade easily slips out of my preferred straight cutting position to the angled position which I have yet to find a use for. I first used this to prune a chaste (vitex) tree and found the blade had dulled after less than an hours use. It is a handy size and the price is very attractive but don't expect a Silky, because this saw falls well short of that brand. I like saving money but who wants to sacrifice quality and performance?

Simple functionality and sharp knife.

Not sure about longevity, but seems well built. On par with the two silky saws i own and much better than the corona saw i have

This is actually the second one I bought , I do alot of backpacking , I always take this saw , it's small , packable , its never let me down people that have joined me on my trips also have said they like the saw .. this is the second one I bought because it's a gift ,, if I was to have one complaint , it would be , if I was to ever need to replace the blade , it would nearly cost the same as the saw itself

Can`t wait to try it.

Nice and compact,cut very well.

The Hand Saw worked very well for pruning my big yucca tree.