Which Silky saw for winter camping in Norway?

[BobG]

Every year I go backcountry skiing in Finland/Norway. I usually take a 21" Bahco bowsaw but I'd prefer to take something that is easier to transport. We will be cutting 3" - 6" branches (where legal to do so). What Silky saw would you recommend?

[silky fox]

SILKY POCKET BOY for its portability. NAKANOTO for it's superior cutting ability.

[Breezeblock]

one with heated handles

[SteveA]

SILKY POCKET BOY for its portability. NAKANOTO for it's superior cutting ability.

 

Yep, the Natanoko 60 is an amazing tool. Natanoko 60

[Joe Newton]

A third vote for the natanoko.

 

Fun to use, fun to say.

 

SILKY OF DEATH!

[BobG]

A NinkyNonk 60 it is then. Where's the best place to buy?

[silky fox]

Honey brothers...Gustharts or F r Jones...your choice.....but make sure you do get the Ninkynonk:D

[Brett]

I'd go for the sugowaza just purely because it'll look bad ass strapped to your leg!

 

Silky SUGOWAZA 420 ( XL teeth ) | Silky Saws

[SteveA]

A NinkyNonk 60 it is then. Where's the best place to buy?

 

Haha! It's what iggle piggle uses for pruning in the night garden

 

Rumour has it that the pontipines have been struggling with the Silky GENKI and took out their neighbours!

[woodyguy]

The curved blades stay in the cut better and allow better efficiency of effort.

I'd take my Zubat personally over any of the straight blades.