MOSSY OAK 3 in 1 Folding Saw, Pruning Hand Saw with Wood, Metal and PVC Blade, Camping Saw for Backpacking, Hunting and Bushcraft, Pouch Included

Mossy Oak is an impressive budget brand. Saw is a bit on the small side compared to my Silky, but it does the job just as quickly for trimming bushes and trees up around the house. The wood blade is just right. Zero complaints. I've not had any need to test the metal saw, but it is pretty much the same material as the cutting wheel I use on my grinder. Also haven't used the PVC blade...Probably won't. Nice to have options, though. Absolutely worth it. Sharp, compact, and effective. Will be getting a few of these for gifts this year.

I wiped the new blade clean and used the saw the same day and it work good for a lefty. Clean sawing on the branches.

I love that the blades are interchangeable without tools. Very long lasting sharpness. I got years of use out of it and the blades are still sharp... Eventually the hacksaw got dull and so I took it to my belt sander and reprofiled it into a awsome folding knife. More like a machete with the thin blade. The size is perfect to put in a pocket or use a belt. Ether way I recommend it to everyone because having the interchangeable blades are great because it's up for any task. Even grooming the dog. I use the blade like a comb and it works better then a horse hair brush because it catches the hair between the teeth unlike the actual horse brush

I have a 10" Silky, and liked the versatility of this similar design. I was surprised at the size, blade is 8 1/4", not 7 1/2". It feels like a great size in hand, balanced, substantial. I love the versatility of the three blades, and the pouch, as I specifically got it for a utility saw in my tool bag. Yet I am confused why the metal blade would be ground to cut on the PUSH stroke, rather than PULL, like any sensible blade would be that is not anchored on both ends like a conventional standard metal frame hacksaw?!? Obviously cutting metal on the push stroke with a thin blade 8" long blade not anchored on both ends, calls for tedious care to avoid buckling the blade. Please explain why this way to me.

Searched for a saw to cut homemade ice and found this. Worked for the ice, so I'm sure it will work well for the regular uses. It's well made and I like that it both folds up and has extra blades. Good purchase.

I'll be honest: I don't camp, and I've only used it three times: Twice to cut lumber in my garage, and once to cut down an unwanted tree growing in the back yard. (It got up to about 15 ft tall - if you're wondering how big it was.) Looks and feels nice. Cut pretty well - all three blades were very sharp. Blades were easy to swap - just turn the knob to unclamp it, swap the blade, tighten the knob. There was one time where the blade came unlocked while cutting, but I got it back in position, tightened the knob down a lot more, and it never happened again. Honestly, I expected it to have more flaws given how dirt cheap it is. 10/10, would buy again

Have used it a few times . Have one in our SxS and one in our snowmobile backpack. Easy to change the blades and pretty sturdy. Great price. A must in your offroad packs.

Cuts through bones like butter.