Sugoi 360mm Professional Hand Saw

1Review
$119.99
SKU: SAW1102

Specifications

BRANDSilky
PRODUCT TYPECurved Blade

Sugoi means “Incredible” and that's exactly the word for this rapid cutting & aggressive saw (5.5 teeth per inch). Ideal for pruning large limbs, with a knife blade on the hooked tip for slicing away vines and clinging plants. Scabbard can be worn on the belt or as a leg scabbard. Ultra-strong full-tang blade means less bending and breaking.

Sugoi 360: 14" (360mm) blade, 5.5 teeth per inch. State-of-the-art, professional saw.

Features:

  • 5.5 - 6.5 teeth per 30 mm (4.7 - 5.5 teeth per inch)
  • 360 mm (14.2 inch) length blade
  • Weight: 363 g (0.8 lb.)
  • Weight with scabbard: 725 g (1.6 lb.)
  • Aggressive curved blade for greater cutting efficiency with less effort
  • Special SKS-5 high-tech alloy steel blade maintains a superior wear-resistant cutting edge
  • Taper ground profile reduces drag and directs more usable energy to the cutting edge
  • Non-set ultra-sharp Mirai-Me tooth design cuts quickly leaving a silky smooth surface
  • Hard chrome plating resists resin and prevents corrosion
  • Non-slip sure-grip rubber handle is very easy to grip
  • Curved back adds depth and strength
  • Perfectly balanced, rugged, one-piece construction
  • Large, precision-cut tooth pattern
  • Non-impulse hardened blade can be sharpened with a file
  • Custom-designed high-visibility plastic scabbard included
  • Superior finish quality
  • Limited lifetime warranty against defects in material and workmanship

Ratings & Reviews

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11/9/2023 7:38 pm

Never ascend without it

by Miko

I have had my SAME Silky Sugoi saw for... it's embarrasing. I'm sure it doesn't cut as well as it did 12 years ago. I KNOW I need to change it out. But man, it still cuts pretty darn well. This is SOME KIND of steel they use on these things. Unbelievable how long this blade has lasted me. Talk about ROI - good Lord. Some arborists favor a straight blade. Maybe I can see how that could be advantageous sometimes. I never ascend without this saw. If that 'little voice' tells me to be super cautious with a cut, I'll notch it w/my chainsaw, but I'll finish the backcut with my Silky. If I get pulled off balance or something doesn't fall quite right and I have to leap away... it's a beautiful thing, the quiet cut.