LAGOM Folding Camp Saw for Cutting Branches, 8.2" Straight Blade | SK5 Steel, Ergonomic Handle, One-Hand Use, Secure Lock | Foldable Pruning Tool for Camping, Gardening, Survival, Kayaking, Outdoors

This thing is a beast. It's very rigid when locked in full extension. None of that blade wobble crap you get with other brands. It is a bigger than most folding saws I've seen and used but, I would gladly trade size and weight for quality and toughness. What impressed me the most was cutting through a 6 inch red pine tree that was dripping with pitch (sap) and the blade never got gummed up. You can fit it into a standard size haversack, backpack or just clip it to your belt or pocket. If you're a bushcrafter, through hiker or a canoe camper like me, this saw is must have. Another feature that I love is that the blade can be locked when it's halfway open allowing you to hang it on a branch. Just don't forget you left it on a branch. Paddling 2 miles up stream in 4mph current to get your saw back is a royal pain in the old address.Or so I've heard.

Nice saw

This tool is heavy duty.

These are decent saws. They feel like something made by a name brand. They come as a pair, two identical long folding saws. Really long, for a folder. The blades are painted orange, the grips are dark green rubber, solid rubber. The butts of the grip are soft where there is no more frame inside. That frame is sized to the grips well, they don’t pry off. I don’t think it’s glued, but it’s in there good. It’s a comfortable grip, perhaps even too soft. It has stiffness where needed, but there is no visual indication of where the frame ends, to show which parts are stiff and which parts bend. The curve helps avoid lateral pressure, but that is still a possibility with this length.What I don’t like is the blade has a notch to lock it in the open position, but the blade opens a little further. I might’ve hit the latch with my hand, I’m not sure, but I was sawing and it felt weird, I saw the blade had become overextended. (It also has one as a stop before it shuts on your hand, which is helpful). I’d like it to have more than a spring holding it in place when open. The latch is about 1/4” deep, straight sides, so it shouldn’t come out too easily, but it means I have to be careful where I hold it and pay extra attention.The cutting ability is really good. I I used to have a 6” Gerber saw, and the teeth on this one are longer and more aggressive, with a smarter geometry. There are gaps to knock out the cut wood as you saw, it really chews thru wood on the outstroke. It’s best on stuff like branches, 1”-6” cuts. A bit large for the pocket, but it does fit. This size is perfect for the campsite or the backpack.The materials are all good quality, it does not feel cheap. There is very little that could rust, and it is all coated black. I expect these to be good for 5000 cuts. For the price, this is a great deal. It’s the right item to bundle, one of those tools that I do not want to share or lend when it’s needed.

Super easy to use and I love the option to fold it for safety and to carry on the backpack.

Very sturdy and will be perfect for when we go camping or in the garden!

My fav folding saw I take on bike rides especially in the winter to clear trails of tress and limbs

I liked it until some teeth broke off while sawing trees in the forest. Next, the spring holding the latch lost its tension and doesn't auto lock... I have to push the latch down into the notch.

Buena sierra, para mi gusto faltó una funda para guardarlo.