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Gerber 22-49472 Gator Saw I, 10-Inch

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Gerber 22-49472 Gator Saw I, 10-Inch

(3 customer reviews)

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GBR-22-49472-

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Gerber 10" Gator Saw I. The traditional collapsible outdoor saw gets an update. While the Gator Saw I takes a measure of inspiration from saws of the past, its design suggests some pretty advanced thinking. Every component is made of stainless steel, and they snap-fit together without effort. The wingnut with end-clip assures the Saw will retain its integrity in the field. Especially when you're working this push / pull saw for all its worth. Includes 2 blades (coarse and fine) and a smartly-designed ballistic nylon sheath. Order yours today! 10" Gerber Gator Saw I

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Package Length:	16.4 inches
Package Width:	9.9 inches
Package Height:	1.5 inches
Package Weight:	1.7 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

Features

Snap-fit assembly
High carbon stainless steel
Push/pull sawing action
Overall length: 13.11-inches
Blade Options: Coarse, Fine

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

good saw, a little shorter than a Wyoming saw Sep 11, 2009 By FLGeoGator
I'm an avid hunter so I need to be able to carry all my necessities in a backpack. This saw disassembles and reassembles fairly quickly and stores for carry in a durable, reinforced fabric pouch. It is sharp new. A friend has a Wyoming saw and his is about 4" or 5" longer when assembled.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Compact, Capable and sturdy Sep 26, 2011 By BeerAndPancakes
I wanted a backpacking saw for firemaking, so I looked this up. An online video showed a guy using the 15 inch version in the snow, and he said he was disappointed because it bent a bit when he was using it. Immediately after getting the saw, I took it out back to cut some firewood and an old coffee table. Both CUT LIKE BUTTER. It didn't bend, but the weather was in the 70s and dry. I think this is a great choice for light-backpacking. The 10inch blades limit the size of wood you can process, but that's a trade off the buyer will have to decide. The two blades: one with really deep teeth and one with much finer teeth. The carrying case is very useful, and it holds the saw securely. The only problems I have with the carrying case is that the interior loops that hold the disassembled saw handle is velcro. In snow/icy conditions, velcro becomes useless if it gets wet. The saw blades "slip" into two elongated pockets. It's a little difficult to slip them in ther because they teeth of the blades get caught up in ballistic nylon of the carrying case, but I feel this is good because they won't fall out. The 10 inch version is not super-light. But if you want the kind of capability that a saw provides, you will want to bear the weight.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Pricey, but perfect for camping Apr 20, 2009 By Chris R. Hotz "Regular Guy reviews"
Great little saw. Folds up nicely in its own case, and is super sharp. I can't comment on its durability yet, as I've only used it a couple times, but it worked like a champ. If it's anything like other Gerber products, I suspect it will last a long time. Be sure to read the measurements of its size; this one isn't for sawing down redwoods.