Silky Professional Bigboy 2000 Folding Saw 360mm Outback Edition (754-36)

Awesome tool. Was hesitant to purchase such a long saw, took it to trim and cut down some misquite trees in Mexico. The lond blade allow you to reach further into the tree for cutting, helpful when the branches are covered in thorns. Also helpful since you dont have to lean down to hook branches with the tip to pick them up without getting pricked. Wicked sharp, cut those small branches like butter and the big ones with a few stroked and minimal effort. Yeah its expensive, if you can somehow justify it its worth the price.

One hundred percent satisfied with the Silky Bigboy, I un-boxed it and immediately began cutting Oak limbs 3 inches in diameter, and it cuts nearly effortlessly compared to the saw I've been using from Home Depot, whatever that one is... absolutely no complaints with the SILKY.

It had an awesome feel the construction is very durable the lock is solid and strong. It has a very compact design for storage when carrying it. It’s super sharp and stays that way great buy for the price

Great saw. Use for camping trips and works great. Goes thru 2 to 3 inch limbs like cutting butter.

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Sorry about the video, doesn't show the efficiency as well, but this thing is super sharp and doesn't take much effort at all to pull through wood. Very stable joint from blade to handle and feels good in hand. Use this thing all the time and has stayed nice and sharp. Fits well in my pack, use it for work as a wildland firefighter and will definitely have it with me on all outdoor excursions. Worth the price and if the blade wears down on me, looks very simple to replace. Locking mechanism is solid and easy to manipulate.

I have 5 different Silky saws for landscape work. This is my favorite. I think it cuts better (for green wood) than any other Silky saw.

This thing is the best saw iv ever had. I'm mad I waited to buy it but sure glad I did. With 3-4 strokes it will cut a shovel handle with great ease. This is the katana of foldable saws and as is would make a great weapon if situation arose where you needed it. I'm not saying it is a weapon but could very easily be one. It's hefty sharp and extremely well built . It comes with nice zipper case and has carabiner hole to hang from pack or on a nail on wall. I absolutely love this saw. Go ahead buy it you'll be as surprised as I was. 100% recommend 👌

Non ancora usato .. ma da visura direi eccezionale!

I got this mainly for trail maintenance for clearing fallen over logs, and it's amazing for that.Some of the negative reviews point out that it's brittle and breaks easily, and that's a valid point, but 99% of the time that's on the user. Anything can be broken. Sorry but you can't have it both ways: the reason it is so efficient at cutting is because it's thin with incredibly well engineered teeth and ergonomics. If you mess up yes, it will break. As long as you plan your cut and don't get it jammed / bent on the push stroke you should be fine. It will cut through something the size of my thigh in under a minute which is phenomenal. For anything under load you need to cut from the unloading side (or both sides with partial on the side under tension).The only negative for me, is that it doesn't come with a proper sheath and that the provided pouch doesn't have a belt hoop. I had a smaller one (same brand) that I managed to break a while back, so I am using it's plastic hard sheath to carry this one around for trail clearing. That was 100% on me being stupid and it broke after ~3 years of abuse.As far as quality of the product I would rate it 5/5. The handle, blade, folding and 2 cutting position settings are all great. If you plan every cut properly and respect the blade, it will serve you for years!

Una bestia. Dinero bien invertido.

Ótimo, recomendo.

I used this yesterday for the first time on a half dead large pollard ash that is guess what dying back. Its quite a tough wood and this sharp saw did a pretty good job. I wish i had gone for a slightly longer reach saw for this task but they are twice the price and i would have got a lot less use out of it. So yes I am pleased that i was able to trial the saw on a tricky bob. I will be reaching for the chainsaw next week though for the larger limbs as there are limits to the diameter i can cut through without getting tired out. i.e. the limitation is me not this lovely saw.