Rexbeti Folding Saw
Score: 88/100
Suizan Pruning Saw
Score: 88/100Rankings
The Rexbeti Folding Saw is a heavy-duty, compact pruning tool featuring an 11-inch SK-5 steel blade with bidirectional cutting capability. Its aggressive teeth and ergonomic handle make it highly efficient for medium-sized branches. It is best suited for campers, bushcrafters, and landscapers handling branches up to 6-7 inches in diameter.
The Suizan 10.6" Gullet Blade Pruning Saw is a professional-grade, fixed-blade Japanese pull saw designed for efficient pruning of tree branches. Its lightweight construction and rust-resistant steel blade make it a favorite for extended use, though the fixed design limits portability. It is best suited for professional arborists and gardeners who prioritize cutting efficiency and comfort over compact storage.
| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
11 inchesbest | 10.6 inches | |
7 TPIbest | — | |
| ↓ lower better | 0.76 lbs | 0.39 lbsbest |
22 inchesbest | 18.11 inches | |
— | 0.7 mmbest | |
— | 3.35 inchesbest |
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| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
Handle & Ergonomics(2) | ||
Handle Material | Rubber-coated Polymer | Elastomer |
Handle Type | Ergonomic | Curved |
Dimensions & Weight(2) | ||
Weight (lbs) | 0.76 lbs | 0.39 lbs |
Overall Length (inches) | 22 inches | 18.11 inches |
Performance & Usage(4) | ||
Intended Use | Pruning, Camping, Bushcraft | Pruning |
Saw Type | Folding Saw | Pruning Saw |
Cutting Action | Bidirectional | Pull |
Suitable Materials | Wood, Bone, Plastic | Wood |
Blade Specifications(4) | ||
Blade Length (inches) | 11 inches | 10.6 inches |
Blade Material | SK-5 Steel | Japanese Steel |
Blade Thickness (mm) | mm | 0.7 mm |
Blade Width (inches) | inches | 3.35 inches |
Build & Durability(2) | ||
Blade Coating | Rust-resistant | |
Replaceable Blade | false | true |
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Professional reviewers praise the Rexbeti Folding Saw for its exceptional value and efficiency on medium-sized branches, noting it cuts a 4.5-inch log in just over a minute with minimal effort.
Consumers generally praise the saw for its fast cutting speed and comfortable handle, though some note the blade's tendency to flex on thicker wood.
Professional reviewers praise the Suizan saw as a 'gardening essential' that makes light work of pruning large tree branches, highlighting the rust-resistant Japanese steel blade and traditional backward-facing teeth.
Everyday users report extreme lightness and sharp serrated edges, noting the ease of the pull-stroke technique and comfortable grip, with no recurring complaints.
“melt through wood”
“minimal effort”
“hit and pull”
