Havalon Baracuta Bone Saw

Listen... if you use this correctly, i.e. with common sense, it works beautifully. I used this many many times to cut through the pelvis bone of deer with absolutely zero complications. Don't saw with it like a maniac and everything will be perfect. Very light weight to carry on back country hunts.

It’s awesome,easily cut thru bone while skinning my antelope, blades replaceable didn’t move or detach during use, highly recommend

Essential knife for processing deer meat. Was purchased for the deer hunter in the family and he says that the knife is very good quality and highly recommends it.

This saw does the job of a much bigger saw mostly because of the short distance between the teeth and how rediculously sharp it is. The ergonomics of the handle are great if you have small to medium hands. I went through four animals and never had to change the blade so the fact that it comes with multiple replacement blades should give you some longevity before you run out.

Pro- Precise cut, effective blade, light weight, comfortable.Cons- The bracket/ pins that hold the blade is thicker than the blade and can get in the way a little of deeper/ larger cuts. But usable.I bought the Havalon and the Wicked utility blade. Both said to be able to cut bone, and both do. BUT, the Havalon is SOOO much more effective than the Wicked blade. The Havalon cuts through 2-3 inch thick marrow bones in a quarter of the time it took me using the Wicked blade. It also cuts smoother and cleaner. Don’t let the size of this blade fool you, it will get the job done, unless you’re chopping up a elephant or something. Would recommend for Deer, Cow, Pig, Elk, Lamb, etc.I give it 4 stars only because I wish it were a inch longer, OR the blade mount was thinner or set further back.

Very good knife I have had two of these the only concern is see is the mounting point of the blade if you put any twisting force can break but it super sharp and gets the job done

Processed two elk harvested this last season and used this saw to take off the rib panels and saw shanks. I was shocked at how well this saw worked for having disposable, lightweight blades.

Light, easy, efficient, beautiful. Easy to clean and change blades (which is rarely needed). Cuts through fish like a dream. Also works great for sushi!

second Havalon, great knives.

Flimsy, can't cut even thin bones as can't put much pressure on it without blade bending.