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Mountain Lab Backcountry Chainsaw

Regular price $27.99
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SKU: MTN-LAB-SAW1

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Description

The Mountain Lab Backcountry Chainsaw is the kind of simple backcountry tool you hope you do not need, then are real glad you packed. This manual pocket chainsaw gives you usable cutting power without fuel, batteries, or taking up much room in your sled bag, backpack, or trail kit. It is handy for clearing small rounds around camp, cutting through medium fallen limbs, or dealing with that one tree that decided to nap across the trail. The compact storage pouch keeps it contained until the work starts, and the lightweight design makes it easy to bring along for snowmobile rides, ATV trips, mountain biking, or remote camping. It is a practical, no-nonsense piece of gear for northern riders and outdoor folks who like being prepared.

  • Product Type: Manual backcountry pocket chainsaw
  • Total Length: 41 inches
  • Serrated Length: 25 inches
  • Handle Length: 7 inches
  • Weight: 4.3 oz
  • Weight With Pouch: 4.9 oz
  • Storage: Includes storage pouch
  • Part Number: MTN-LAB-SAW1
  • Recommended Use:
    • Snowmobile trail kits
    • Backcountry riding
    • Camping
    • ATV and mountain bike trail clearing
    • Emergency outdoor preparedness

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

It is made for cutting smaller rounds, limbs, and trail obstacles when you are away from the truck or garage. Snowmobilers, campers, ATV riders, and mountain bikers can keep it in a pack for clearing manageable wood without carrying a bulky saw.
This is a manual pocket chainsaw, so it runs on arm power instead of fuel or batteries. That makes it simple to pack, easy to store, and useful in remote spots where a powered saw is not practical. Your shoulders may still file a complaint.
Yes, it includes a storage pouch. The pouch helps keep the saw contained in your pack, sled bag, or trail kit, which is especially helpful when you want emergency cutting gear along without loose sharp edges mixing with your other equipment.
Yes, it is a practical addition to a snowmobile backcountry kit for riders who may need to clear downed branches or small trail obstructions. It is lightweight, compact, and does not rely on batteries, but it should be used carefully and within reasonable cutting limits.