Tri-Edge Folding Pruning Saw with 7in Curved Replaceable Blade

• Tri-Edge, Seven-Point Teeth
• High-Carbon Japanese Steel 
• Dual-Action Push-Button Lock 
• Lightweight 

The Leonard Tri-Edge Folding Pruning Saw with 7" Curved Replaceable Blade is the tool you grab when pruners hit their limit but you still want a clean, controlled cut. The curved, high-carbon Japanese steel blade is chrome plated to help resist rust and sap buildup, and the tri-edge tooth design cuts fast on the pull stroke without chewing up the branch. It folds down compactly and locks securely, so it’s easy to carry in a pocket, tool bag, or trail pack. We recommend it for quick limbing and cleanup work.

The seven-point tri-edge teeth and tapered grind are designed to bite quickly, which helps you stay efficient on live wood without forcing the tool. A rubberized grip over a high-impact handle keeps it steady in your hand when you’re working overhead or in awkward angles. When the blade eventually wears, the replaceable design keeps the tool in service instead of turning it into a throwaway.

Product Specs

• Blade length: 7 inches
• Blade material: High-carbon steel with chrome plating
• Handle material: High-impact plastic with rubberized grip
• Weight: 6 ounces

Product Tips

• Let the saw do the work: use smooth pull strokes and avoid twisting mid-cut.
• Start with a shallow notch to set the kerf, then settle into longer strokes.
• For cleaner pruning, cut just outside the branch collar rather than leaving a long stub.
• Wipe the blade after sappy cuts and store folded and locked.
• If cutting slows down, inspect teeth and replace the blade rather than over-muscling the saw.

FAQs

What is this saw best for?

It’s made for branches too large for hand pruners, especially when you want a clean cut.

How does the tri-edge tooth design help?

Tri-edge teeth have three ground surfaces that stay sharp and cut quickly and cleanly on the pull stroke.

How to use the Tri-Edge Folding Pruning Saw?

Lock the blade fully open, brace the branch if possible, and begin with short pull strokes to establish a groove. Once the blade is tracking, use longer, steady pull strokes and keep the cut straight without twisting the blade. When finished, clear debris, fold the blade, and lock it closed for safe carry.

Does it lock in both positions?

Yes. The dual-action latch system secures the blade in the open and closed positions for safer use and storage.

Is it covered by a warranty?

Yes. It’s backed by A.M. Leonard’s lifetime warranty program, and the replaceable blade helps extend the tool’s working life even further.

SKU:

123A700-AML