Machete with Saw 25" / 19" Heavy Duty Tool & Sheath - Ergonomic No-Slip Handle - Survival Knife with Serrated Blade - Machetes for Bushcraft Hunting Garden Cutting Trees and Yard Work

I have searched for a machete for a while. This one is perfect, just what I wanted. It is well balanced and the grip will not twist in your hand when clearing heavy brush. The blade is thick enough and made from a hardened stainless steel, holds its edge very well. The top side of the blade has sharp saw teeth that cut on the push and pull strokes. This is the kind of machete that could be counted on in a survival situation. I would suggest that any buyer be very careful with this tool, learn how it cuts. This blade, if misused could deliver a serious cut. It comes with a great scabbard . Worth its price.

Bad a** razor sharp blade. Super durable rivets in the handle it’s a good way and all all great products for the price.

I ordered this for my husband to use when cutting down our perennial plants/bushes in the fall. He grew up using machetes for that kind of gardening, and insisted on replacing the one we had after it was mistakenly thrown out. He hates shopping, even online, so the task fell to me. At first, he was not too pleased with the length of this blade, and thought it wouldn’t be good for much, but I told him it had great reviews and asked him to give it a try. Well, he ended up eating those words! The blade length may be short (it’s about 12”), but boy is it sharp! It got the job done, even on our thick shrubs, and he was very happy with the ease he had in cutting everything down. He said it felt really sturdy in hand, and has a nice weight to it. He later admitted that he was pretty happy with it, so it’s a keeper.

I just got it and tried it on my honeysuckle plants which is what I mostly use these on. It worked well because the blade is a heavy type metal not like the cheap thinner and lighter ones in "wildlife" stores that bend and get indentations. The saw part is very sharp too. I took out a small wild pine tree growing up in my fence. Also cut this 2" vine with about 5 whacks. 2 things I didn't like. 1. The color was a dark red not a bright orange shown in the pictures. Brightness matters because when you drop them in the brush from time to time the brighter colors make it easier to find. 2. The small hook on handle that goes by the pinky finger tends to bump the small finger when you hit something hard because it forces a pivot back into your hand and that little hook on the handle bangs the little finger. I will try this more and if its a problem I might grind it off. I like it overall though for size , weight, and sharpness.

This machete/saw is heavy duty and very sharp. I bought it to cut up pumpkins and will also use it on other things. I really like the way the handle is non-slip. It also has a sheath. Very well made and durable.

I haven’t used it yet, but the quality was impressive as soon as I took it out of the box. It’s heavy duty and scary sharp. So, be careful with this!

Bought his to replace an ultra cheap one I had and this one is a beast. It feels more like a sword than a machete. The blade is thick and *sharp* and cuts clean through 1 1/2" branches with a decent swing. The saw comes in handy for thicker things. The sheath feels a little cheap but is more than adequate. For the price you can't beat it.

Machete is fine. The sheath rivets came loose almost instantly.