Gerber. Oh it's a Portland Oregon company that is absolutely known for subpar workmanship absolute garbage materials as well as horrible customer service.
I happen to own their most expensive knife ever the prototype Bowie. The handmade prototype Bowie. The machine made prototype production Bowie series actually was the best of all of them functionality wise. And of course the production version was absolute garbage.
Funny thing is they do not know anything about their own products.
And since outsourcing to China quality standards have dropped even further especially with that garbage machete. It really wasn't even worth the time trying it out. I've got a $10 machete that actually holds an edge and doesn't chip the blade on trees and bushes.
As for the saws I've got one and absolutely a folding saw is super highly important. I might need to get a larger version however if it's that big I could just use my little chainsaw.
Definitely choose the right tool for the job.
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