What this review covers
Current listing details describe the Corona RS 7245 as a Razor Tooth folding saw with a seven-inch curved steel blade for pruning and small limb cleanup.
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The good
- Folding design keeps the blade covered between pruning jobs.
- The seven-inch curved blade fits small limbs and tighter shrub cleanup.
- A saw is calmer than forcing pruners through branches that are too woody.
The tradeoffs
- It is slower for soft green stems that a bypass pruner can cut cleanly.
- The compact blade is not intended for large tree removal or heavy saw work.
A small saw for woody pruning cuts
The Corona RS 7245 Razor Tooth Folding Saw belongs beside pruners, not instead of them. Hand pruners and loppers are for clean scissor-like cuts through manageable stems. A folding saw is for woody branches that would make those tools feel strained.
The seven-inch curved blade keeps the tool compact. It is a good fit for small limb cleanup, tight shrub work, and backyard pruning jobs where a full hand saw would feel like too much.
What it feels like to plan around
The folding shape is the useful detail. A covered blade is easier to keep in a garden tote, shed drawer, or pruning bucket without leaving sharp teeth exposed.
The saw still asks for careful use. Let the blade do the work, keep the branch stable, and avoid using it where a clean snip or bypass cut would be faster.
Best fit
Choose this saw for small woody limbs, overgrown shrub cleanup, and pruning rounds where some branches are beyond hand pruners but not large enough for heavy saw work.
Where it falls short
It is not the tool for tender stems, herbs, flowers, or quick deadheading. It also is not a large tree-removal saw. Think of it as the compact woody-cut tool in a backyard pruning kit.