I've tried 3 or more hand saws while hunting or pruning in my yard, these are the best by far, Its not the smallest, and that my matter to some hunters but it cuts the best. This is my second set I'm still using my first set with original blades over 10 yrs old and I have cut over a thousand branches large and small, (its currently duck taped to keep together)
The price on this one was very competitive, and expect it to cut til I die.

If u hunt and I don't have one of these- u should consider getting one. They cut quick and easy if u don't bind them up and they take up little room. They r handy around the home as well. The only negative things I can think of is: Gerber use to sell blade replacements but now u have to buy a new saw - secondly- the ones they sell now r not the quality of year past
Still a decent little saw

Love it, super sharp, my last one couldn't stand up to being duct taped to a long stick to trim a tree, it came apart. I hope to be nicer to this one. Soo "Rate features" judges it on "stretch", "light weight", and "value for money".. First off what is stretch supposed to mean?! Does it stretch? No, no it does not. Light weight? Sure, but it's a pocket saw... Soo so what?! Value, ok fine yes it's cheap, but that's why I broke my first one.. So lemme give it a rating that actually has some basis in reality.. Cutting power= Boss level +100, Tacticalness= shyyyttt yeah son! This puppy is covert as it gets! You'll be like a ninja landscaper from the land of the rising sun! Must have level= Dayymm straight homie! Every bugout bag, dissection kit, or girlscout purse wouldn't be complete without this badboy!

I camp and hunt fairly often. When I'm out I want and expect my tools to be able to do what I want them to do, when I want them to do it. And do it well. I didn't get to use this product extensively, only two or three times so far, but it has performed very well each time. It is put together pretty well, and the blades are very sharp. It comes in a carry case and is easily portable, and very light. I have always liked Gerber knives as their blades are some of the better blades out there, and this seems to uphold their reputation. Like I said, I haven't had a chance to use it much, but when I did use it I was very happy with it. It's a little on the big side if you are wanting to do serious hiking or backpacking, but is also very light, as I previously mentioned. Overall, I like it a lot and will always keep it in my backpack when hunting or camping. It makes short work of small tree limbs that need removing, or getting kindling or branches for your fire.

I wish the grip on it was a little better. It feels a little slippery in my hand. The older model did not feel as loose in my hand.