7 in Pruning Saw

Good quality pruner! I like the longer reach of the handle and it performs perfectly. It cut through the branch quickly. I like that it folds and locks, but do be aware when handling the closed saw. A few of the teeth's ends in the middled of the blade are not totally protected 100% when folded. This blade needs to be in a safe area for storage...it is after all a very sharp tool!

This is one handy saw! It cuts well and fast. One of the key features is the ability to fold the sharp blade just like a pocket knife. Plus, it is light weight yet sturdy and does the job. It just keeps cutting!

Great little saw. Not oversized, but gets the job done! Perfect size for limbs, and not too bulky. Works really well, very sharp and is a greatValue. Highly recommend!

I use these for everything. I have them in the truck,quad, cat d5, tractor. I use these mostly for scouting in thick brush looking for large obstacles or old roads when doing brush clearing. In green wood, even dense wood like manzanita, the weight benefit vs a chainsaw is amazing, and they cut really fast once you understand how they work. Aside from the replacement blade costing as much as the whole saw, they're an excellent value and are extremely durable. I know this last part, because recently I reclaimed over a mile of road on my property that hasn't been used since the early '90s. After removing all the brush with the cat, I used one of these saws to cut all the stains/tire poppers to below ground, and I hit plenty of small rocks in the process. Went looking for a new blade and discovered it was cheaper to buy another saw. I marked the one I damaged and will only use it for working in the dirt now, this type of blade construction can't really be sharpened, but unless you're using it as a grubbing tool, it holds it's teeth sharpness forever. Great tools, I prefer corona over every other pull saw brand I've tried, and I have tried a lot.

Good hand saw for pruning trees. This saw is very sharp and works well in both directions. Can easily take down a 3" dia. limb in about 20 seconds.

I recently got the Corona Folding Saw for some yard work, and here’s my take on it:Pros:- Super Sharp: This saw is crazy sharp and makes cutting branches super easy. It slices through wood like it's nothing.- Sturdy Blade: The blade feels really strong and doesn’t rust. I’ve used it a bunch, and it’s still as sharp as day one.- Comfy Handle: The handle is nice and comfy to hold. Even after a lot of cutting, my hand didn’t get tired.- Easy to Carry: Since it folds, it’s really easy to store and carry around. The blade locks in place when folded, so it’s safe to throw in a bag.- Works on Everything: I’ve used it on both green and dry branches, and it works great on both.Cons:- Blade Bends: The blade is a bit flexible, which is okay for small branches but can be annoying with thicker ones as it tends to bend.- Stiff Lock: The locking mechanism was pretty stiff at first. It’s gotten better, but it was a bit of a hassle initially.- Big Handle: The handle is kind of big. If you have smaller hands, it might feel a bit awkward to use.Overall Experience:The Corona Folding Saw is a solid tool for yard work. It’s sharp, easy to handle, and makes cutting branches a breeze. There are a few minor issues, like the blade bending and the stiff lock, but overall, it’s a great saw to have.**Rating: 4.5 out of 5**If you need a good, portable saw for your garden, this one’s a great pick.

This works great for dead tree limbs falling from the tree during storms. It's durable and very sharp.

I've been looking at the "Sliky" saws for some time but couldn't justify the price they ask so I took a chance on this one. I'm super glad I did! This little saw puts in some serious cutting work! It's really great at getting through limbs and even small trees. It's a must for property maintenance or just keeping around camp for firewood harvesting. It's incredibly sharp so take care and keep your body parts out of the way, a lesson I learned the hard way! I purchased this one for a gift for my Brother In-law that used mine to saw through bone (easily) during Bear hunting season). Now that I think about it, I should give him mine that probably still has bear fat on it and take the new one!