IMOTECHOM 8.2 Inches Folding Saw, 210MM Foldable Pruning Saw with 600D Carry Bag

At $13 dollars it's not an expensive saw, so you can't expect much, but I did find a few oddities. The blade does not lock in the closed position, nor does it lock in the 120 degree position either (the one where it almost appears bent backwards, which is designed to cut wood already on the ground). I also noticed that with a medium amount of pressure it will unlock in the one position it does lock in (when the blade is aligned with the handle). Doesn't seem like the most robust mechanism.The handle is made from rubber and grippy; even with sweating hands I never felt as though I was going to slip off. Only cuts on the backstroke, but that's typical for this type of saw. I wish there were a few less teeth per inch so it would be more aggressive, but overall it cut well. The nylon pouch is a nice touch and would aid in storing or if you were carrying the saw with you (it has a belt loop).For a light-duty, occasional use saw this is a good choice. If your needs are more than that you might want to consider other options.

Perfect tool for cutting branches and stuff

Inexpensive but still a great saw. Very sharp and ready to cut down tree limbs or saw up small logs.

This little saw was a present and was used as soon as it was received . It is attached by the carry case to a saddle and used to saw low branches off trees hanging across bridle paths. It does the job well. I love the case and the fact it is a very capable saw for its size and weight.

I have used it already it cuts well but only one way but it's great quality and the pouch is handy fits on my belt.