Pruning Saw - Large 20” Curved Blade with Raker Teeth for Cutting Green Wood and Ergonomic Cushioned Handle - Arborist Hand Saws for Tree Trimming - Heavy Duty Tree Pruning Tools by Kings County Tools

The best pruning saw I’ve used thus far. Makes extremely short work of any green wood. It’s design is effective and the rakers perfectly placed.

i did the company feedback and they contacted me first... will keep saw as it is the option for no chainsaw available... this is a cross cut which is better then the bow saw for reaching to branches and limbs and logs when cutting... weird handle assembly and saw is 20 inch vs the 27 inch sheath recommended to buy to protect teeth in storage ...... will try come spring... but this is not the saw or combination to take to field and work up blown down trees and limbs or windbreaks... this is more a stationary wood pile saw horse cutting station saw... delivered in poor package ... way to costly for other effective saws...UPDATE: i wrote on company feedback that the saw came in a poor package. possible bent... there is a slight crimp towards front teeth... i guess the company issued me a refund... no return instructions... saw does need better packaging and should be mated to a small scabbard.... and the plastic handle should not be on a rugged piece of steel blade.... hence my one star rating... must say, company responding first with correcting...UPDATE Refund happened... and said keep saw... !!!

Extra large handle fits large hands, but also comfortable for my medium size hand. Good quality materials. Nice long blade. Best for 3/4" or larger limbs as teeth are course.

This saw has the more expensive staggered tooth pattern for fast cutting in green wood. It is an excellent quality tool in all respects.

Perfect for back country trails up keep,cut 10 inch branches easily.

item looks OK

Excellent so far used on 3 and 4 inch fallen oak branches. Worked great

Quality is bad. Cheap product. Save your money. After using a couple of hours the teeth are worn down. Too flimsy to use the teeth area furthest from your hand.