Gerber Bear Grylls Sliding Saw [31-001058]

Saw through bushes and small tree branches--even in wet weather--using the Bear Grylls sliding saw from Gerber. Part of the company s line of Bear Grylls survival products, this handsaw has cross-cut teeth that cut on the forward and backward stroke, along with a rubberized handle and a 6-inch retractable blade.

Bear Grylls Sliding Saw At a Glance: Cross-cut teeth that cut on the forward and backward stroke Rugged, rubberized handle for a secure grip Locking 6-inch blade that retracts into the handle for storage Backed by a lifetime warranty

This saw can cut through small tree branches and limbs, even in wet or muddy conditions (view larger).

Cross-Cut Teeth and Retracting Blade
The saw sports cross-cut teeth that are made to cut on both the forward and backward stroke. A rugged, rubberized handle helps you maintain your grip, and the locking 6-inch blade retracts into the handle for storage.

Product Information
The Bear Grylls sliding saw measures 8.5 inches long closed and 14.75 inches long overall, weighs 5 ounces, and is made of SK-5 steel.

About Bear Grylls Survival Gear
Together with Bear Grylls, Gerber makes survival tools for everyone from scouts on their first overnighter to seasoned adventurers exploring the backcountry. For survival in the elements, Gerber created a line of the toughest, most innovative knives and tools available. With just your hands, your head, and your tools, you can account for everything needed to stay alive in the wild.

About Gerber
When Joseph R. Gerber described his young knife company, Gerber Legendary Blades, as the "birth of an enterprise that grew into big business," it was true, but it was an understatement for sure. What had started out in 1939 as a small batch of handmade cutlery sets given as holiday gifts had turned into thousands of retail accounts around the country. By 1960, Gerber had quickly become one of the most trusted, appreciated and collected names in knives.

After more than 70 years since its founding, Gerber continues to grow. Still grounded in the same principles that first guided Joseph R. Gerber s "enterprise," Gerber is a company dedicated to making knives and tools that combine high-quality materials and innovative designs that will stand up to a lifetime of use. The sleek, stainless steel sheath knives of the 50s and 60s (the Magnum Hunter) have given birth to today s lightweight, open-frame clip folders (the Remix). Gerber is, however, no longer just a knife company. Multi-tools, axes, handsaws, machetes, headlamps, flashlights, survival kits, digging implements--these are the newest directions that Gerber explores with the same standards of quality and design that inform their revered knife making.

What s in the Box
One Bear Grylls sliding saw and one Bear Grylls "Priorities of Survival" pocket guide.