Spear and Jackson are generally associated with very good quality garden products & tools, and this bow saw is no exception.The plus points:1. It's got a very comfortable grip, meaning your hand doesn't get battered during spells of repeated sawing.2. It is indeed razor sharp, much like its name suggests. Treat it well and it will stay that way3. It's decent value for money - far cheaper here on Amazon than it would be in in other well known chains.The minus points:1. There aren't really any, except to say this is quite large, so if you are planning on working in limited space, get the smaller option

I’ve owned a bow saw in the past but I’ve no recollection that it was anything like as good as this one. The blade just whizzes through tree limbs with minimal effort. It’s reasonably priced for that sort of efficiency and works superbly. Others have commented it’s quite big, and it is - it could be tricky in tight spaces, but for what I use it for it’s ideal. I’ve not tried it on dried wood so cannot comment on how it cats that, but if you need to fell a small tree, I’d not waste money on a mini-chainsaw. This will do everything you need quietly, without wearing you out.

This is a quality made lightweight log saw that will cut through quite thick tree branches with minimal effort . I was pleased with Amazons offer price and have used it a lot in my garden since purchasing . I have changed the blade with little bother and the blade is very sharp . It is nicely balanced and comfortable to use .

I liked this saw, sharpe, flexible light weight. Can easily deal with logs up to 8 - 9 inches round. After that it can do it, but the flexible saw blade starts to angle cut so you might not meet the other side. But this saw isn't for logs that big, I have cut nearly a tonne of wood with it and the blades still sharpe.

Bought for taking some small shrubs/tree,done the job