"Sawvivor: THE Backpacking Saw" by Nutnfancy скачать в хорошем качестве

"Sawvivor: THE Backpacking Saw" by Nutnfancy

If you really get out in the woods or the mountains, you will have the need to cut wood. Especially when it rains or snows. In those conditions, the dry wood often resides in the middle of logs, obtained from standing dead wood. If you're traveling by pack animal or vehicie, you'll have more options available to you. But if you're backpacking it all in yourself and you want something that works, take a SAWVIVOR backpacking saw. Cross cutting with axe or other human powered device pales in comparison in terms of energy expended and speed. Experienced outdoorsman will always have an appreciaton for TCE. Proven over ten years in use, this 9.4 ounce saw cross cuts even stubborn wood with speed. Bulit of rectangular aluminum tubing and having a rectangular format, the Sawvivor falls big wood and cuts it up into usable pieces. It has been rugged and reiiable. Use WD-40 on the blade to speed up the cuts and keep the blade rust free in the snow, slush, and rain. I still find it still holds advantage over all other portable saw systems like the UST Sabre Cut, Chainmate chain saw type saws, folding saws of all types, or even similar frame saws like the 18 oz Wyoming or Sven Saws. Compared against these systems, it cuts better, faster, easier with less energy, and its lighter and more comfortable to use. Available in two sizes, I run the 15" version and it seems to get it done up there, shown in many outings for years in TNP (and here). The foam handle will twist when it gets wet and shred over time; the aluminum tubing will dent, and the blade will loosen with use (keep it tight!). But the Sawvivor has kept on trucking and cutting, faster and lighter than any other option I've ever used. When I don't want to fool around up there in the mountains, I pack one in every time.////////////////Nutnfancy Likability Scale: 10 out of 10//////////////Music licensed from DoKashiteru