Pocket Chainsaw, Rope Saw for Tree Limbs, 25.5 Inch Stainless Steel

Perfect small gift for my teenager. Gets them outside and active! Packs up easy and is very durable. Impressed with the quality of the product. Super easy to pack for camping or just a simple hike.

Thus thing works Great. .Leave your rope about 10 ft longer for Higher Limbs.Tie rope to one end of chain then secure weight to other end. The pull over limb untie weight and connect other end to chain .Guide chain up with one hand on each side of rope you can also twist rope when you get to top to make chain blades face Down .Works Great15 ft high Use at least 3/8 Rope

I got this to carry along on hikes in case I came upon a small tree down on the trail. I tried it on a old dead branch. It easily cut through the outer 1/4" of surface rot on the limb. Then when it got to the still solid heart wood, it quit cutting and jammed in the wood. My verdict is out until I have opportunity to try it out on a living wood tree. I had a chance to try this out on a small tree that a beaver had dropped onto a trail that I hike. It quickly cut through the branch until it got down to about 1" diameter and then it would jam. But by then, the limb was small enough to easily break the rest. So my verdict is that it is worth the investment.

Compact and light. Cuts great and is now a permanent resident in my camping emergency pack.

Great item. Didn’t want to be charged an exorbitant amount of money to have a medium sized limb removed. Got an anchored piece of rope. Tossed if over the limb, which was about 20 feet up. Tied the saw handles to each end of the handles and raised the saw into position. Saved a lot of money doing it myself. In this economy DIY is a must.

I think this tool is really cool in theory, but unfortunately it is really inefficient and take a while to get through a 1in thick wood branch. But for looks and some handiness it is a pretty cool product. Overall would reccomend.

its good with 2 ppl

Gets stuck many times - needs a lot of patience - finally does the job Rusts quickly very sharp

Saw this on YouTube Sure made it safe to drop a limb that's high up

works well, very handy when you don't have a chainsaw on hand

Cuts so well, having a flawless winter indeed. Keep the plastic packaging for when you need to store it back into the pouch.

Cutting trees the organic way…no loud machines…just a bit of elbow grease and you can tame dangerous branches…Note don’t know how long the blade will last. Also note the chain will get stuck in some branches if the trunk is thick…

Great idea for those who don't or can't use petrol/electric chainsaw. Hard work, but very satisfying. Very effective.