Kukri Machete

Been using this to clear brush at my property's perimeter. I've used this thing to clear copious amounts of bamboo, black walnut trees, bradford pear trees, and any other shrubs I need to eradicate. Its size and weight makes it chop and chew through pretty much anything that isn't thicker than 6 inch diameter. The blade doesn't chip easy, I've chipped mine but thats due to contact with cement blocks, bricks and riverstone. I haven't sharpened it and have been abusing it for months on end now. Quite frankly if my current one breaks I'll buy another of the exact same kind. The only negative I have is the sheath. Sheath feels like cheap dangerous garbage. If they sold this with some sort of Kydex sheath, that would be better. At its current pricepoint its difficult to complain though.

This machete is the Cadillac of machetes. Well balanced, nimble, and sharp!. After a "freak" machete accident, and subsequently reattached index and middle fingers. I have to say, I am stunned. The craftsmanship is exquisite, this tool is a worthy opponent. Great for hacking up under brush and limbs(tree). Would I recommend to friends? -Heck ya! Would recommend safety course. Would you buy again? -you betcha! Doubt I would need too, this thing will last forever.

Been using this for a few weeks at work when I need to bush whack. Gets everything done how I need it to and is easy to take on and off, that being said my only downside is if you are trying to maneuver with it on your belt sometimes it can pop of and that is a bit of a nuisance.

Well, I’ve now had this for 7 months so I feel better about reviewing it. I use it a couple times a month in the course of my work for a local governmental agency. I go into washes here in the central Arizona desert, and encounter many things that want to poke and puncture me like palo verde saplings, mesquite and various tall weeds. It cuts through 1/4” to 1/2” branches well. Smaller green ones are actually more difficult. The weight forward design cuts better in my opinion. I have a regular jungle shaped machete of similar thickness and this kurki style works better. Not sure it holds an edge for long, but few things do when chopping through thicker branches. I like it for what I described. 👍🏻

I love this machete, search online and see this with several recommendations, and take a try. It is very sharp and do the job awesome. I tried several different size of branches from 1”- 3 “ diameter, it does a very good and blade don’t chip or damage, stay sharp after chop down 2 trees (20 feet tall) by it. Absolutely recommend buy it. It worth the money and does the job awesome.

Sharp and forget garden weeds this thing is sharp enough to cut through wood and the non shock handle makes it even better not a fan of knives or even machetes but man think I'll find another this company makes and start a collection

bought this to chop out some English ivy thats been in the ground for 10-20 years. I didn't sharpen it once out of the box until after I used it for 3 days. Very good blade and designed for work. The parang style is best for at home gardeners and it helps slice through.

Used this item to clear out my mother's backyard of weeds and a few gnarled dead bushes. Balance of the blade is good and has good heft. Sliced through leafy weeds as if they were no different than air, and solidly cleaved through the branches of the dead bushes pretty easily. Got a couple of small nicks due to an errant small stone, but those were easy to buff out. All in all, a very solid easy to use tool.

Pretty nice machete chopped the crap out of a stump and the machete held up really well. Functions like a 200$ machete

Más que un machete es una herramienta táctica, ya abuse un poquito de ella para ver lo que puede hacer y me sorprendió su geometría perfecta que parte de un tajo lo que le pongas en frente, por el precio es una excelente opción la recomiendo ampliamente

I love this blade, great shape for branches and really impressed with the steel

Compacto pero poderoso, este machete demuestra su eficacia con su hoja de buen acero. Ideal para tareas de corte y limpieza. Su tamaño más pequeño puede ser una ventaja en espacios reducidos. Una herramienta confiable para trabajos exigentes en la naturaleza.

Good knife for the money! I have no real complaints. Comfortable handle, light blade. Id say its 1/8" thick stainless steel. Thin, long, and wide blade. I love the sound it makes through the air. I've used it on a couple camping trips for chopping wood, it did fairly well, but dulls quick. Also didn't come very sharp. While I do think its good for the money, its not great. Do yourself a favor, go on Etsy and spend 100-150 bucks on a real forged knife with a proper hardened blade. You will be MUCH happier.