7 Inch Folding Hand Pruning Saw, Heavy Duty Foldable Camping Saw with 7” Hardened SK5 High Carbon Steel Blade Garden Folding Saw for Wood Cutting, Tree Trimming, Gardening, and Hunting

Strong , sharp little saw. The perfect size, makes quick work of small jobs around the yard. I like that it folds up easily for safety.

Feels well built Not too heavy, weighs 7.5 oz 8.75" long, had this in my side pocket for a while and forgot it was there. Blade feels sharp Blade locks in multiple positions Handle has comfortable grip Size of the bolt holding the blade appears about 3/8" and also a 3/8" hole at the end of handle for a tether. The saw cuts thru green wood pretty good, but hardened dead limbs much slower. Great for small stuff, if you're cutting bigger logs get a bigger saw. For the money I would recommend this would buy again.

This cuts very good, also the overall handle is good. I do find the blade a bit thin, and worried it'll wear/break easily, but so far it has not. Used it to cut maybe 10-15x 1/2"-3/4" roots and branches. I recognize this probably wont last forever due to the thinness of the blade, but it is a good price and value.

It's a saw, so it saws stuff, right! I used this to cut a bunch of Youpon branches out of some trails and it did indeed cut them. I was able to cut through in a fair number of cuts, so AFAIK, it cuts just fine. I'm docking a star for weight. It is 'light' just to hold it, but the handle is kind of beefy (which has benefits), though I'm sure a bit could be trimmed to make it a little lighter. I also used it to cut a 6 or 7" log in half that was blocking the path. This took.. forever... and I don't blame the saw, the task was asking way more than it could deliver. I say this b/c I read a lot of product pages for these little folding pruning saws and they almost all say "max cut is [one inch less than saw length]". So, in the case of this 7" saw, they'd say 'max cut 6"'. This is ridiculous in practice, but my test proved it is possible. Under no circumstances short of life-saving-needs should you try to use a short pruning saw to cut anything nearly as large as the saw blade itself. Can it be done... yeah... but you'll wear yourself down to the nub doing it. You'll jam the saw blade 100 times in the process as well.

Great addition to my backpacking gear. Great quality for the price.

Item is small but works well on smaller limbs (perhaps 1 1/2 inches diameter). Just not up to anything much bigger.

Haven't been able to take it camping yet, but I tested it on some deadwood at my house. It's solid. The blade doesn't wobble. And boy is it sharp! It cut through a two inch thick branch in less than a minute! The blade locks in the open position, but I appreciate that it also locks in an almost closed position to protect your fingers. You have to hold the release button to open it as well, for added safety. Folds up and fits in my ruck nicely. Would definitely buy again!

A bit flimsy, but aggressively heavy duty for a flimsyish saw. Its sharp and a good emergency device. I used it to cut sections out of an 8" diameter drift log, and it was tiresome but not too annoying, and was able to control the cuts well enough.