Silky, Seidig Professional Series Gomboy 240 Handzaag, landschapsarchitectuur, inklapbaar, middeltanden, 121-24, klapzaag, Alleen zagen

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I have camped and traveled for many years. Over my time I have used countless axes, saws and knives. This small saw punches way above it's weight. If you look after it and don't treat it like a hammer you can bet your life on it for years to come, no joke. Easily cuts logs for building, trimming, finishing or making fire and does it in a hurry. Highly recommend this for any outdoors minded individual. Only words of caution, it's sharp, really sharp. Pay attention to your grip when using. If your hand slides over the blade when you are cutting it'll give you one heck of a bad cut. Wear gloves when using it.

liegt gut in der Hand, scharf und stabil

Silky saws are awesome, I own 2 pocket boy saws that I use for my work as an outdoor instructor. My son who works as a traditional oak timber framer kept borrowing one so when his birthday came around I asked if he would like his own silky saw... he decided that this slightly longer GOMBOY would be better for him.These saws cut so easily and smoothly. Silky saws cut on the pull (not the push) and are a dream to use.The grippy handle is also good and the build quality is high.The down sides are:They aren't cheap!Replacement blades are very expensive.

Excelente producto apto para cortes de ramas. Sin holgueras en el ensamblaje entre el mango y la hoja con una perfecta calidad en la hoja de acero.

I bought the Silky Gomboy Folding Saw (240mm) for camping and trail maintenance, and now I honestly don’t know how I ever managed without it.Right out of the box, the saw feels premium. The handle is comfortable to grip—even when your hands are sweaty or wearing gloves—and the folding mechanism is smooth and secure. But what really blew me away was the blade. This thing is razor sharp. It cuts through branches like butter. I’ve used it on both dry and green wood, and it powers through with minimal effort. The pull stroke design takes a little getting used to if you’ve never used a Japanese-style saw, but once you do, it’s actually easier on the hands.I’ve taken it camping multiple times now, used it to prep firewood, clear brush, even cut through a 5-inch log. It folds up nicely and fits easily in my pack. The included plastic case is a nice bonus, though I’ve since rigged a little paracord loop so I can hang it off my belt.Pros:• Cuts extremely well• Lightweight and easy to pack• Comfortable grip, even for long sessions• Solid build and secure locking mechanismCons:• Blade can bend or snap if you try to force it—just let it do the work• A little pricey, but absolutely worth itIf you’re serious about bushcraft, hiking, or just want a reliable saw for the backyard, this is a fantastic buy. Silky makes professional-grade tools, and the Gomboy lives up to the hype.