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

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

$ 7.95

Score By Feature

Based on 208 ratings

Light weight

7.98

Lock Feature

7.66

Ergonomic

7.46

Easy to use

6.67

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Product Description

The blade of this folding saw is made of #65 manganese steel, which is tougher and stronger than most other types

For cutting trees and branches, the 7" Triple Razor Tooth Blade provides faster and cleaner cuts

With its compact foldable design this is the perfect folding saw for camps, survival, backpacking, trees, gardening and landscaping

When the blade is folded closed, the safety latch must be pressed to open the saw blade once it has been folded.

A lifetime warranty is included with all Edward Tools

Selected User Reviews For 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

Is exactly what I expected

5/5

Thus far, the quality of the work has been good. Cut 5 a day for awhile Two trees with a diameter of 7 feet are in our yard, as are several branches from Thanks for sharing.

Marleigh Hudson

| Mar 07, 2021

Sharp but not very accurate

3/5

It struggled a lot with pruning lilac shrubs and I could not get it to do Branches measuring 5" in length. In the end, I ended up buying a lopper which was much easier to use and more efficient.

Presley Sanford

| Sep 17, 2020

This is why loppers work better

3/5

A mock orange tree needs branches to be cut to a greater size so I bought this to accomplish that. In fact, I did not have enough strength to use pruning shears and I could not use loppers because of the thick branches. It seemed like the saw might be the answer, but after trying it I realized it was not. The saw barely reached the middle of the branch after sawing for a considerable amount of time. I do not like this. Then I called up my neighbor to borrow a saw so I could use my lopper where I could. This item will be returned to you.

Kobe Shields

| Feb 03, 2021

It's a very dull movie

3/5

It was necessary for me to carry something small in my pocket to remove tiny saplings smaller than my pinky finger that were growing in my blueberry fields. Despite the fact that I can put it in my pocket, the only good thing is that it can fit in my pocket. There is nothing exciting about it. It's a very dull movie. I wouldn't recommend this pocket saw if you want a quality pocket saw. Take a look somewhere else.

Heath Richard

| Nov 24, 2020

I made a mistake by buying this

3/5

There's a cheap feel to the place. Despite the dull blade and slow cutting, the saw seems to work fine. Originally, I wanted to take this camping, but I'm probably not going to be able to.

Crystal Henry

| May 27, 2021

I think it works pretty well for the price, but it takes a little effort to clean the small leaves

4/5

Lilyana Beck

| Dec 07, 2020

Good at what they do

5/5

If you spend a little cash, you get a lot in return! The interface is simple and easy to use. A large bird of paradise tree can be pruned with greater ease with this technique.