Gerber Freescape Camp Outdoor Folding Bow Saw available in Black

Works perfectly, once you've assembled it a couple of times it's very easy to use. Very light weight and compact, good for anyone that likes to travel with a smaller bag when camping/bushcrafting

Nice kit but not cheap. On a recent trip this ended up being really valuable. It slices through logs really well and packs to nothing. I was able to take a lot of already felled timber and cut it into usable sizes fast, camp crafting to build a really solid shelter and walling it in. Very happy with this purchase.As good as this is, for the price it is still expensive. You can buy a tree saw from DIY stores for under £10 and with a bit of UPVC pipe place the blade out of the way strapped to your pack and safely strap the frame on. So it is price and but vs size and cost.

Really great and smart tool for survival/camping ! Amazing how easy it is to assemble and how comfy to work with !Even when cutting wet-wet wood !And fact its foldable - this can be just kept in the large jacket pocket :D

Good for branches up to 3" thick, but worth the money all the same.

So far so good. During lockdown,I’ve been prepping wood for when I can get back to camping. Goes through tough, dried hardwood logs easily . Very sharp, Rake blade easily replaceable from Amazon or DIY stores. I’m still on my first Bly. Very light, easy to set up. Maybe a tad overpriced but I’d recommend one

Generally the reviews for this product seem great which is why I bought it.Positives with it are the blade comes very sharp, the frame itself is very sturdy, it's compact and lightweight so good to store away in a backpack.The negative (and a big one at that), is that it broke after only 2 uses. I was sawing through a not particularly thick branch (no more than 3 inches I would say, when all of a sudden I noticed there was more movement in the blade than before. I can't seem to figure out what has caused this but whereas before the blade was in a very fixed position when I assembled it, now its all floppy. There is a screw with a hooked end which you use to hoop through the blade and secure it but I've tightened this up and it still seems to make no difference.Given it's broken after 2 uses, this is why I am giving it one star. Up until that point it had been working beautifully and I would have recommended it to anyone.

Been after one of these after seeing a bushcraft vid using this saw..Lightweight, compact and not bulky. Easy to deploy and collapse. Good bit of kit when going camping.

Quite efficient, downside is as you are snapping everything into place you have to be careful not to pinch your skin and don't expect to sawing through anything more than around 10" in diameter as it is a "bow" saw