Edward Tools 7” Folding Saw - Heavy Duty Harden Triple Razor Tooth Steel - Hand Saw for Camping, Pruning, Backpacking, Survival, Outdoors, Gardening, Trees - Foldable Safety Sheath

Very handy and light weight pruning saw that works very well cutting and pruning your bushes and trees. I like that it has a lock built in and can close it up like a big jack knife . Nice price has well.

This works just fine. We bought it trim small limbs that climb overvthe fence from our neighbors and it makes easy, quick work ofvthem.

I’ve used the saw to cut high density foam and tree branches. It cut through both pretty well. I love how small and portable it is. For its size it sawed through things pretty well. But it definitely took some elbow grease and it would get caught in when I was sawing thicker branches. Overall I would recommend if you want a small tool for small cutting jobs.

Arrived as promised and Advertised

Edwards Tools folding saw is made to last. It opens and closes easily and has a comfortable grip. The teeth are sharp and get the job done quickly. I definitely recommend this hand saw!

The Edward Tools 7” Folding Saw is decent for light pruning and small branches, but it doesn’t perform well on thick or high-density wood. The foldable design and safety sheath are convenient, but it’s not suited for heavy-duty tasks. A good option for casual gardening or camping needs, but not for tougher jobs.

This is an excellent folding/pruning saw. I have used it several times now, and it's still sharp. The quality is excellent, it's durable, and cuts fast and smooth. For the price on this saw, it's really great . I liked it so much, I had my wife get me another one for Christmas! Folds up nice for safe storage.

I've used lots of pruning saws over the years. Corona seems to be the best, at least as far as saws the average homeowner can afford, and this one is a close second. I like the way it folds, and is comfortable to use. The blade is sharp and works well, the only reason it comes in second to the Corona is that the Corona's blade is slightly stronger (more bend resistant - I think it might be a hair thicker) and seems to stay sharp just a bit longer, but it is very close. If it was a choice between this one and a Corona, I'd get this one if it was cheaper, but the Corona if they were the same price. I'm not dissing this saw at all, it was well worth the money. Just saying if all else is equal, I'd lean to the Corona.