Mossy Oak Pruning Saw, Folding Hand Saw with Secure Lock, 3 Blades Made of Cr-V and 65Mn, for Wood, Bone, PVC, Tree Pruning, Camping, Hunting, Non-Ferrous Metal, Solid TPR Soft Grip and Portable Pouch

Great German quality feels sturdy and has some good weight to it, cuts like butter very easy to use the saw not too heavy to use and is a good size to cut most branches. The safety lock is very sturdy and stays folded closed. It functions as expected.

I have always been sceptical with "hand tools" because they often tarnish very quickly but this blade is very durable and long lasting. Bearing this in mind I did buy replacement blades whilst on offer on BlackFriday but still, a good investment and relatively cheap. The saw is extremely sharp. It cuts through thick branches of trees with ease so is very effective. We are yet to use it in any other capacity as you can change the blade to cut plastics and metal but as a hand saw I highly recommend this. It is excellent quality. It fits easily in your back pocket within the case so you can carry it around with you. The handle has a nice stern grip and the blades are yet to rust so I am sure it will be a very good addition to the tool shed. I'm really glad that I bought it.

The saw comes with several blades for different jobs, so this is a bit of a ‘Swiss army’ saw. Extra blades come in the carrying case which can be clipped onto a belt or backpack, etc. blades are easy to deploy/store away by means of the simple to use release button. I’ve not used the metal saw blade, but the saw for cutting wood does a good enough job, but time will tell how well it wears and whether it stands up to heavy use.On the down side, if you cut with both hands, some grips will cause you to depress the blade release lever on the back of the handle, and the blade can rotate back towards you, which is safe, but a bit inconvenient and annoying. This could be fixed with a bit of a redesign, but for the price, one can’t expect too much. Its value for money when performance and price are considered together.

Bought this folding pruning saw because I fancied tackling the jungle that was slowly taking over my garden. I’m not exactly a lumberjack — though I do wear the checkered shirt and sport a decent beard, so the vibe is there.This saw’s a proper little beast. Multiple blades, comfy handle, folds up neatly so I feel very professional while still just hacking away at the overgrown bushes like a man who watched one YouTube video and got carried away.It’s sharp, sturdy, and surprisingly satisfying to use. Makes you feel like you know what you're doing, even if you're mostly just muttering at shrubs and pretending they insulted your family.Highly recommend for casual garden warriors who want to feel a bit rugged without committing to felling an entire forest. Also great if you just like tools that make you feel like a legend while tidying up the hedge.

Used this for extensive ivy removal, some trunks were huge and it munches through them.Infact it munches through pretty much everything I've thrown as it, logs, branches... Not a complaint.Solidly built, hella sharp, robust mechanism for opening and keeping open ( just make sure to not accidentally press the button to release it). The blade occasionally goes past the lock but easily pushed down and clicks back in again.Great saw, would buy again!

So far I've only used this saw for pruning. It's easy to use and cuts through hard woods (which my own other saw struggled with). Great size for difficult to reach spaces. Comfortable grip. I'm impressed.

Really good quality for the price, effortlessly cuts through wood, haven’t tried the other blades yet but much better than expected.

Can't praise this little tool enough , had mine in my rucksack for the last couple of years , used in both the garden pruning box hedges and as a bushcraft saw never lets me down blades are easily swappable . the saw is compact and light enough to work with for a while without fatigue , the blades decently sharp and remain so for a while . Only con I can suggest is the green locking tab can very occasionally slip allow the blade to travel further out than supposed to but it's more a minor gripe and very easily remedied in a matter of seconds