Silky Pocketboy Outback 170-10 – Compact Outdoor Folding Saw

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Black Raptor Buying Guide
Silky Pocketboy Outback 170-10 – small saw for tasks that really stay small
170 mm blade length, 10 teeth per 30 mm and approx. 248 g: The Pocketboy Outback is a compact pull saw for hunting grounds, bushcraft, and backpacking – not a replacement for a large pruning saw.

Fits well / fits rather not


Fits well For smaller branches, kindling, camp tasks, and setups where pack size is more important than maximum cutting performance.

Fits rather not For regularly thick branches, long cutting sessions, or tasks where a longer blade length clearly saves time.

Practical use


170-mm blade Compact enough to carry, long enough for typical small hunting ground and camp tasks.

10 teeth per 30 mm Relatively fine, controllable tooth pattern in the existing product dataset.

Folded approx. 210 mm This is the real advantage compared to Gomboy or Bigboy.

Approx. 248 g Light enough so the saw doesn’t just stay in the vehicle.

Limits, disadvantages & avoiding bad purchases

Honestly assess blade length. 170 mm is deliberately compact. If you regularly saw thicker wood, working with a longer Gomboy/Bigboy class is more efficient and offers more pull stroke.
Technical data with practical interpretation


Blade length
170 mm – for small to medium tasks, not for maximum cutting performance.


Tooth pattern
10 teeth per 30 mm.


Folded
approx. 210 × 60 × 25 mm – compact for backpack and hunting gear.


Unfolded
approx. 375 × 65 × 25 mm.


Weight
approx. 248 g.


Kerf
approx. 1.3 mm.


Scope of delivery
1× Silky Pocketboy Outback 170-10 according to existing Shopify product status.
Safe use
Do not force Silky pull saws under pressure or lever sideways. Stabilize thin branches without placing your free hand in the cutting line. Clean the blade after wet or resinous work and fold dry.
FAQ
Pocketboy or Gomboy? Pocketboy if pack size is a priority. Gomboy if you saw thicker branches more often and want more blade length. Is the 170-mm version suitable for firewood? For kindling and smaller pieces, yes. For larger cross-sections, the short blade length becomes the limiting factor. Why pull saw instead of push saw? The blade is tensioned when pulled and can be made thin and controllable
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Black-Raptor classification: Very useful as an "always with you" saw. Anyone who regularly does serious game management should go for a longer Silky class right away.