Silky Professional Series PocketBoy Folding Saw 130mm Medium Teeth (340-13)

I whittle twigs and branches. Sometimes I will prune branches for my whittling and this little guy is amazing. Cuts super fast, the teeth do not clog and is as sharp as the day I bought it. I like how I can buy different blades and interchange them. I am planning on getting the extra fine blade to use when I am doing the whittling and switching out to the medium for pruning and rough cutting. I say rough cutting, but still this saw makes a really clean cut. Perfect balance of speed and clean cutting.The plastic belt clip case was more of a hassle than to use. I just put the think in the back pocket of my jeans when I am out in the woods. Or in the winter it fits easily in the inside pocket of my leather jacket. There is also a hole where you could put some para-cord and a clip for easy travel.Really this is the perfect saw for pruning, hiking, whittling, and camping. Works great in both dry and green wood.

We have 4 Silky’s from 130-240mm and fine to large teeth. All are fantastic. The 130’s are perfect for a pocket or pack. 240 stashes easily and safely in a work bucket. If you’re looking for reliable, sharp, and easy to store/transport folding saws, Silky is a great choice. 130’s are perfect if you’re out trimming and branch is too large for pruners. Keep a Silky 130mm Med or Large Teeth saw in your pocket or hung off your belt with the included case and clip. They’ll melt through large branches.

Why this isn't a much more popular backpacking, camping, bushcraft saw is beyond me. It weighs as much as a big folding knife, fits literally in a front pants pocket and is compact enough to forget it's there but can take down small trees with ease. I think people might look at the dry stats and think it's in the same category as a multitool saw, it's not (that's like comparing a spyderco delica to a kabar bk2!) this little guy is vicious on any tree your going use for a camp fire, make a circle with your fingertips from both hands and that's about how big around of a tree it can bring down or log it can get through. Whatever the reason this is vastly underrated in the outdoors sports, bushcraft and survival scene.In my opinion it destroys the bahco (sorry) in performance and compactness and has completely replaced it in my system and has allowed me to now carry ALL my cutting tools on my person, not in a pack, for day trips, overnighters and even weekend trips. I use a 4" belt knife, scandi folding knife, 16 oz. tomahawk and the pocketboy and there is nothing I can't get done easily with this 30 oz. total cutting tool weight kit.Look just try it, if you do any saw work just get it in your hands (or pocket) and you will understand how useful it can be. If you can carry a big folding knife you can carry this.Oh and the grip is the most comfortable grip I've felt on any tool whatsoever, I wish my knives had this grip.

This is an excellent saw. Sharp. Functuanity is great. Cuts quickly. Best small saw ever.

Got this for our Survival/Camping gear. I haven't used it yet but the quality feels amazing and the teeth are no joke. It clearly looks like it will cut through wood. I will update my review after I have used it.

Pro: Great cutting, Great build quality, Compact designCon: Non-stainless bladeOverall: A durable, compact, and sharp saw that has a home in any outdoorsman’s pack.I like to think of myself as an avid outdoorsman. I was a boy scout as a kid, and now most weekends are spent hiking, fishing, and camping. I am always on the lookout for top of the line gear to help me conquer the outdoors. The Silky Pocketboy 130 Landscaping Hand Saw is one of the best saws I have ever used in over 20 years.Construction: The Silky Pocketboy 130 Landscaping Hand Saw is built to last. The saw only weighs .5lbs, but it feels much more substantial in my hand. The blade locks nicely without any wiggle roomDurability: At first, I was concerned with the durability of the saw. The handle looked cheap, and I was concern with a blade that was stainless steel. However, the saw has withstood drops, stomps, and all other sorts of abuse over the past year. It still looks brand new. The blade is still as sharp as the day I bought it.Cutting: This saw is a monster when it comes to cutting. The blade is only 5” long, so I’m not going to be chopping down redwoods, but the >6” diameter branches I cut stood no chance. This saw ripped through wood like a hot knife through butter. This saw never bound up in a cut like other hand saws I have purchased.Size: This saw packs a punch, but comes in a very small package. It conveniently folds up into a 7” package. The saw weighs only .5lbs, so It is hardly noticeable in a hiking pack. I think that 5” blade is a nice size for a general purpose outdoor saw.Price: The Silky Pocketboy 130 Landscaping Hand Saw is adequately priced. I have seen saw that cost upwards of $50, and saws under $10. This saw has a lot of bang for the buck. It doesn’t have a stainless-steel blade like other saws, but it also isn’t flimsy like cheaper saws.