Folding Pruning Saws with Ribbed Grips

A long ribbed handle curves toward a rounded hanging hole on this folding pruning saw. The toothed blade folds along the handle, keeping the complete tool compact for storage.

Straight toothed blade, ribbed slim curved tail and elongated metal shoulder around a circular pivot. The folding construction keeps the toothed blade together with its handle for storage.

The narrow ribbed tail and extended metal shoulder distinguish it from a molded finger-groove saw. Compare its slim grip profile with broader handles when choosing a pruning assortment.

Straight blade and a short silver pivot housing meet a rounded handle with rectangular ribbing. The folding construction keeps the toothed blade together with its handle for storage.

Its rounded ribbed tail differs from a deeply scalloped finger grip. The compact shoulder also gives a different pivot profile from a long strap construction.

Two visible circular fasteners sit on a rounded shoulder ahead of a ribbed arched handle. The folding construction keeps the toothed blade together with its handle for storage.

Its raised twin-rivet shoulder and arched tail differ from a straight slotted handle frame. Compare the broad grip curve when choosing a pruning assortment.

A triangular open handle frame runs below a ribbed upper grip and a straight folding blade. The folding construction keeps the toothed blade together with its handle for storage.

The open frame provides a different handle construction from a closed molded grip. Compare this single-blade layout with a multi-blade folding assembly.

A straight blade meets an exposed metal click lock above a narrow handle with a ribbed grip insert. The folding construction keeps the toothed blade together with its handle for storage.

The separate inset grip differs from an all-PP handle with molded ribbing. Its slender handle and metal clip also contrast with broad enclosed pivot housings.

A curved toothed blade meets a broad shoulder and a handle with ribbing along the inner and outer grip edges. The folding construction keeps the toothed blade together with its handle for storage.

Its 205 mm curved blade differs from a short straight pruning saw. Three locking positions provide angle options when comparing handles for close branch work.

A broad metal bolster surrounds the pivot ahead of a ribbed grip with a metal-lined hanging hole. The folding construction keeps the toothed blade together with its handle for storage.

The bolster and lined end hole create a different construction from an all-molded handle. Compare its straight 180 mm blade with longer curved saws for a compact pruning assortment.