Cosari RazorLock SK5

Features

Teeth Slice, Gullets Clear

Triple-ground teeth cut on the pull while deep U-shaped gullets carry wet sawdust out of the kerf, so the blade doesn't gum up in sappy green wood.

Steel Lock Holds It Rigid

The gear lock seats into the blade tang with a crisp click. No side play, no up-and-down wobble, no chance of folding onto your knuckles mid-cut.

Folds Fully Safe

Press the lock, fold the blade, and every tooth disappears into the handle. It locks closed too, so it stays shut in a pocket or bag.

• Taper-Ground Anti-Bind Blade

  The blade is ground thinner toward the spine, so it slides through the kerf without pinching, even in wet green maple.

• Chip-Clearing U-Gullets

  Deep curved gullets between tooth groups dump sawdust every stroke instead of packing up on pine and willow.

• Non-Slip Hooked TPR Grip

  A tacky rubberized handle and curved rear hook keep sweaty, sappy or gloved hands from sliding toward the blade.

• Triple-Ground 7 TPI Teeth

  Each tooth is ground on three faces to slice wood fibers on the pull stroke. Let the saw do the work with almost no downward pressure.

• 64–67 HRC Impulse-Hardened SK5

  Only the tooth tips are flash-hardened, so they stay sharp through dry oak while the blade body stays flexible enough to survive a pinch.

• Positive Steel Gear Lock

  A metal lock clicks rigid at full extension with zero wobble, and locks the blade shut when folded. No plastic spring button to clog.

How to use it

1. 1

   Press & Lock Open

   Press the steel lock button and swing the blade out until it clicks rigid at full extension.

2. 2

   Let the Pull Stroke Bite

   Set the blade just outside the branch collar and draw it back smoothly. Light pressure, long strokes.

3. 3

   Clean Cut, Safe Fold

   The limb drops with a smooth, untorn face. Press the lock and fold the blade safely back into the handle.