[-G-]

Road is in good condition; bridges look nice. I'm always amazed that some of those tiny little trickles of water were able to blow out 2 bridges.

On a side note, Heartbreak is in good condition but could use a little trimming at a couple deadfall places. Can anyone recommend a particularly solid/well made folding saw that can fit in a Camelback?

Geoff

 

[mike r]

Sven Saw!

I have the small version and carry it in my camelbak mule after storms and such. It really is an amazing saw, and super light too. Worlds beyond the average folding saw. Gee, I sound like a commercial, but it really is that good.

http://www.svensaw.com/

 

[shishku]

There are some nice bow saws available that break down for travel. They work better than a folder.

Yeah, the svensaw was what I was thinking of.

 

[-G-]

Thanks, Mike and Shishku, that Sven saw looks perfect. It weighs less than a pound, too! That is impressive.

 

[zod]

Man I like that saw.....thanks for the link! I have broken quite a few folding saws over the years and that thing looks way better and just about as compact.

 

[old dude]

I"ve had a Sven Saw for 20+ years . I have replaced the blade 2-3 times. That's what's so cool about it. Any outdoor shop worth its salt carries the saw and usually has the replacement blades.

 

[mike r]

Great blades

I've even used mine to cut some awkward rocks out of a trail at BC :lol:

 

[Hollis]

LOL, I think I just bent a chainring

 

[M-U-M]

Thanks for the LOL m-r!

:aureola:

 

[swaneedawg]

That's GREAT news!!!:thumbsup: