AGAWA - BOREAL21 TRIPPER KIT - 21 inch folding bow saw, rugged cordura sheath...

Great piece of equipment for my RV. Sharp and comes with an extra blade. Worth it. Decent case that it fits in. Like this saw.

Great Saw!!

Top notch instrument. I saw a similar folding saw from Outdoor boys and needed it for a 10-day canoe trip. As a companion to hatchet this is perfect for bushwacking and general purpose. I love the folding action makes it require some force to get it in but it is extremely sturdy and inflexible while cutting. Comes with an extra blade as well.

This is one of the most impressive products I've bought on Amazon. I've been using this saw to cut branches which fall onto my property or along the road which fronts my property during rain or windy condition. This is perfect starter firewood when cut down to size, and there's plenty of it. Branch diameter ranges from maybe 3/4" to 3" though I don't doubt this saw will handle a larger diameter. The Agawa made the work easy. You remove it from its carrying case, pull it open, and snap it into place. The saw does its job very well, so I haven't felt any strain while sawing, or discomfort later. I really appreciate that since I'm 76 years old. It's super convenient for carry when hiking and would take up no meaningful space in a car or truck.

5-Stars because this saw slices through wood comically fast. I've never enjoyed so much firewood while backpacking before I started carrying this saw on my pack. That being said, there are at least two *nasty* pinch-points on this saw while assembling it. Had I not been wearing tough work gloves the other day I think I might have done some real damage to my pinky as it got stuck in one of the said pinch points. Luckily no injury. Wish I could say the same about pain lol but hey that's show biz baby. Be careful when you first start transitioning it from stowed to usable, do it slowly the first few times. One pinch point got my hand on the handle itself as the palm part snaps inside of the other one caught some hand skin on the way in. The other is at the very bottom of the handle, inside the saw between the blade and the handle is what got my pinky the other day. I've made an image to better describe them. Again I still think this saw is awesome; 5 stars.

This thing is a well though our and polished design. You pay a premium to get the best designed packable buck saw on the market (opinion). It takes standard 21 in bow saw blades. The sheath is perfect. There's a little pouch on the top flap to house your 2x extra blade pin retainer clips as well as a sleve inside to house the extra blades. The tension seems adequate, though I wish there was a way to re-tension the blade once it stretches. Thankfully it doesn't use proprietary blades and new blades are super cheap ($10-15). The saw can be had for cheaper without the kit, but I really think you should just buy the kit as it is the perfect storage and you get a wet/dry blade. There's cheaper options, but to me this is the absolute best design thus far.

This is a really cool saw, I took off one star because for the price it had better be. It cut through some pretty wide dense oak logs much easier than any of my other hand saws and was less prone to the blade twisting. The packability feature and cordura sheath are great (pro tip there is a pouch in the front of the closure to store extra bits) are great features. It's really easy to setup and pack away when finished.

Without a doubt a good investment if you are going to be doing outdoorsy stuff, very easy to set up, razor sharp. Cute thru 4in thick logs easy as butter. Incredibly durable and comfortable to use for extended periods of time.

bought this 2 years ago and have taken it on six 4-day kayak trips. Has been a great folding Saw. Pros Lightweight and easy to store in the yak weight to saw motion is great. Always depends on the wood being cut (hardwood vs softwood, punky vs dry), but has cut through everything I've given it. Scabbard is good quality, spare blade stored, hasn't torn, ripped etc. I do look after it but can sometimes get abused. Has held up in both at camp and traveling. Cons None really i can think of, only thing to be careful on is when you are setting up the blade, the folding mechanism that locks into the handle, if you're not careful can pinch you (skin on your hand or finger). Happened once, but not a fault of the tool, just something to be mindful of, glove may help.

Fantastic bit of kit!

Ottima Qualità prezzo

Ich bin super Zufrieden, eine sehr gute Qualität!

Muy buen producto