



For many pruning jobs, you may reach for this before your chainsaw. Razor-sharp Japanese teeth power through thick branches fast, while the curved blade design helps you cut with less binding and less effort.

We cut roots and stumps almost on every job and have been using saws all blades from the box store, which don’t work very well. Cannot believe how this has speed it up our demo jobs. We love these blades.

Here I am removing old holly bushes after downing a 20’ pine tree, several moderate sized tulip poplars and cutting thick roots- in the ground- of a hawthorn tree. All on one blade and it’s still cutting like new. I was a sceptic but no longer. These pruning blades are the real deal.

I'm no expert by any means and I had used standard blades before with a lot of frustration. I saw this blade and wondered if it was just a gimmick but took a chance anyway. I'm making a small coffee table and I use branches for legs so I thought I'd try the new blade on an end piece of wood. All I can say is that it was like a knife through butter compared to other smaller blades that I have used with this tool.

By far the best blade I have ever used for trimming branches and roots. I bought a 3 pack and use one just for cutting tree roots in the ground. This thing doesn’t seem to have any dulling cutting through roots in dirt and rocks. Amazing.

This is Steve from Yass. I brought a 3 pack of EZARC 15 inch blades. I have wacked one into my Ryobi reciprocating saw. They are soo good. It has gone through tree branches 5 inches thick. I have used it to prune cherry trees, pine trees, and apple trees. It has cut my pruning time in half. Ripper product. Love it.

Fantastic blades made my gardening a lot easier. John age 70

Ezarc blades make cutting buckthorn a breeze.

This blade is amazing. I have some older large trees on my property, and naturally they drop large limbs during wind and storms. This blade cuts them up so much easier and quicker than my standard reciprocating saw blades. I would definitely buy them again when the need arises.