Pruning saw Fiskars Pro PowerTooth 25 cm – curved pruning blade for cutting branches

The Fiskars Pro PowerTooth 25 cm Black Silver Yellow pruning saw is a manual hand saw designed for cutting branches and small-diameter wood in garden and arboricultural work. The 25 cm blade length and aggressive tooth geometry are intended to enable efficient cross- and rip-cutting on live and dead wood. The tool combines a shaped handle with a visible color scheme for outdoor use and quick identification.

Advantages

The saw's PowerTooth blade profile provides fast cutting speed with fewer strokes compared to conventional tooth patterns. The 25 cm cutting edge balances reach and control for pruning tasks while remaining portable. The handle shape supports a secure grip during pulling and pushing strokes, and the color contrast improves visibility among foliage. The overall design emphasizes straightforward manual control without relying on power sources.

Suitable for

• Pruning small to medium branches in gardens and orchards
• Trimming overgrown shrubs and hedges where precise cuts are needed
• Arborist maintenance on ladders or in locations without access to powered tools
• Cutting deadwood and removal of storm-damaged limbs

Key specifications

• Blade length: 25 cm cutting edge
• Blade type: curved pruning saw blade with aggressive tooth geometry (PowerTooth profile)
• Handle: ergonomically shaped manual handle designed for two-handed or single-handed use depending on task
• Primary materials: hardened saw blade steel and durable polymer handle components
• Color: black, silver and yellow for improved visibility

How to use

Position the saw blade against the branch at the intended cutting point, using a stable stance and appropriate personal protective equipment. Start the cut with light strokes to create a groove, then use steady back-and-forth motions, allowing the PowerTooth geometry to remove wood efficiently. For larger branches, make an undercut first to prevent bark tearing, then finish from the top side. Maintain control of the saw throughout the cut and avoid forcing the blade; let the teeth do the work for cleaner results.

Recommendations

Keep the blade clean and dry after use to reduce corrosion and sap buildup. Periodically inspect the teeth and handle for damage. Store the saw in a dry place away from direct weather exposure, and consider using protective gloves and eye protection during cutting operations.