Description
Price: $39.99 – $29.98
(as of Oct 30, 2024 02:06:29 UTC – Details)
Combining RazorTOOTH SAW® technology and an ergonomic non-slip handle, this 10-inch Corona folding saw gives you a confident and comfortable grip while efficiently cutting through green or dry branches with twice the speed of a conventional hand saw. The 10-inch curved blade has an extended reach and can cut branches up to 6-inches in diameter, making it ideal for tree trimming and a great addition to your workshop or essential gardening hand tools. When folded, the handle fully covers the teeth of the blade for safe, compact storage and easy transportation when camping, backpacking, hiking or ATV riding.
RazorTOOTH SAW TECHNOLOGY removes significantly more material per pull stroke than conventional blades, finish cutting up to 2x faster
3 SIDED RAZOR TEETH efficiently cut limbs up to 6″ in diameter
HIGH-CARBON STEEL BLADE made of Japanese SK5 steel for long-lasting sharpness
MAXIMUM DURABILITY AND HARDNESS: each blade goes through 4 manufacturing processes increasing hardness and reducing friction
CHROME-PLATED BLADE reduces friction and improves tree trimming efficiency
EASY-TO-LOCK FOLDING BLADE conceals teeth and prevents injury, centered lock allows for right or left hand activation
IMPULSE HARDENED TEETH extend the life of the tool
ERGONOMIC COMFORT HANDLE co-molded to cover the blade in folded position and pistol grip to mitigate hand slippage and reduce hand fatigue
CORONA CARES about creating eco friendly products by implementing 100% recyclable packaging, planting over 15,000 trees and providing tools to organizations that help grow food and plant urban trees
LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY on our garden tools built to last season after season since the 1920’s
Customers say
Customers like the blade cutting speed, tool quality, and build quality of the saw. They mention it cuts amazingly, is well-built, and works great for processing firewood. Customers also appreciate that it’s lightweight enough to use on backpacking trips.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
The Diabolical F –
Great saw!
Lightweight, cuts like a banshee, no exposed blade when closed, perfect for keeping in your hiking/bushcraft pack.
steve –
Great handsaw
Cuts like butter. Take care of this saw and it’ll last a long time. Comfortable to hold, folds up well.
Tiffany –
Best packable saw
I got a folding saw for the backpack a while back (the green & black brand.) I found that the teeth were too aggressive to get my cut started easily. Knives & saws need to be sharp & fit your ergonomics in order to be safe.The green & black saw just didnât work for me.This Corona saw cuts pretty effortlessly, once you make your starting cut. My 8yr old son can use it safely to get wood for sâmores fires & whittling. It is nice to give him some independence & know he will be safe.It is easy to close the blade into the handle & it then locks securely for travel or returning to the pack. Our rule is to always sheath your knife, hatchet, saw etcâ¦as soon as you stop making your cut. The corona saw makes it so easy to do that; no one will be tempted to walk through the woods with an exposed blade.I like these saws. They are light, strong, pack small & safely , & cut very well. Iâm going to put one in every pack.
fstephens –
Nicely made
Light weight, but sturdy (as long as you cut on the pull stroke). Very aggressive teeth make easy cutting. Way more affordable than a Silky.
Diego Vargas –
maybe the best
Works just as described, I’d say this is one of the best bush crafting or pruning saws that you could buy there’s others that go for way more that don’t do anything better than this one.
Amazon Customer –
Ergonomic and fast
Impressed with how easily this saw cuts. Have been using it on sizable buckthorn trunks. Ergonomic and fast.
JosephMB –
Light Saber for Camping/Bushcraft
I’ve been making the rounds with these hand-held saws. I had some sort of compulsion to buy every one of them I saw on sale, which has resulted in a weird pile of these saws, but also affords me the opportunity to try them out. For those in the know, I have: Silky Gomby, Laplander, Gerber Change a Blade, SOG, and now the Corona.The Corona is by far the biggest and bulkiest, but….Damn! It really is a chainsaw. It makes all of the others feel flimsy and puny. Once you get the blade going, it cuts like butter (with the Silky). The reason I prefer this to the Silky is just how robust if feels. I’ve only had it a few months, so I can’t attest to the long term viability, but so far I’ve been so impressed that I think nothing of carrying the extra weight in my pack, as the performance is so far above the competition. Now…this is the bigger version, so it might be an apples and oranges comparison. I think there is a 7 or 8″ version, but I am actually comparing via price point, as this cost about what my other saws did. On another note…the Gerber is absolute trash. The Laplander is small and handy, but not fast. The SOG is big and fun, but flimsy.Not much more to add folks. If space and weight is not a premium, this is the beast to carry.
sam4erica –
Game changing!
The weather in Texas has finally become bearable for doing work outdoors. As it turns out, I really didn’t need to wait until October to raze a sizeable collection of lady palms which have fiber covered canes. With this saw I was able to quickly and easily sever even the more well developed canes. I expected the job to take hours based on how long it took me to trim the tops off a number of palms while using a battery operated jigsaw. How long did it take to clear the ground? I’m guessing 20 minutes and I’m not exaggerating. The blade of this saw is incredibly sharp and effective. It’s a remarkable saw at an unbeatable price.
MJD –
Get one!I used this to cut fresh wet logs 4-5 inches in diameter. I’d never used a hand saw before, certainly never while kneeling on the ground in the bush.It took about 6 seconds on my first try.It cut perfectly clean.I couldn’t believe how quick and easy it was.I couldn’t believe how effortlessly it cut through the thick boughs.Excellent value for the price. A holster would have been nice, but I can pick on up easily enough.Always remember what I heard a bushcraft enthusiast say:”It’s ALWAYs better to cut with a saw than an axe. Axes are far more dangerous to use, and they are heavier to carry. Always use a saw.”This thing weights very little, folds up very small and CUTS LIKE CRAZY.Get one.At $35, this is a steal. It will last 20 years if you take care of it.Cut more wood. Sweat and swear less.
Saúl S. –
Es una excelente herramienta para trabajos profesionales, muy durable y excelente costo!
LuSmiff –
Does exactly what itâs supposed to. Very sturdy. Can cut pretty thick branches on shrubs. It has been very well used since buying and has performed every time.
gpHiggsBoson –
Easy to use and sharp. Bought another.
Chris B –
Apparently an upgrade from the previous model and seems to be best in class. Cuts very well, light weight, locking system works, well priced.