5 The Best Machete Knives

This is the schrade schkm1 large, full tang, fixed blade, kukri machete bursting with well-conceived design elements. The schkm1 is quickly becoming the kukri machete of choice among serious outdoor enthusiasts, with an overall length of nearly 20 inches, the machete’s blade, shape and balance characteristics, deliver powerful, cutting and chopping blows. The black powder coated 13 3 inch blade comes straight out of the box with paper shaving sharpness constructed from 3cr13 stainless steel.

The blade is well suited for impact, cutting, holds an edge and is easy to resharpen its thick spine and contour allows for deep penetration with every stroke. The machete’s full tang extends through a safety grip handle. The palm swelling ergonomic design is textured for excellent hand, gripping traction under all weather conditions. The handle widens and flares at the butt supporting proper hand. Placement when delivering sweeping power, strokes, a lanyard hole, provides a tethering option for added security.

The schkm-1’s, well-thought-out design, continues throughout its nylon form-fitting sheet, whose twin snaps tightly secure. The machete while affording quick access, carry options abound, letting you choose from either belt leg or shoulder the adjustable padded. Shoulder strap detaches via swivel, connectors, adjustable leg, straps are equipped with quick release. Snaps a detachable pouch on the sheath’s face, comes holding a ferro rod and striker, together with a diamond field sharpener an excellent machete for tactical and survival applications crafted from premium materials and built for a lifetime.

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Hi y’all, so today we’re looking at the Condor god lock machete it’s made from 1075 high carbon steel with an epoxy black powder finish. It has a walnut handle a nice foam grip fits very nicely into the hand. Has this big ball to help your hand not slip off as you’re cutting weeds as a lanyard hole? Pretty tight finish on the handle connected to the full tang tang comes all the way down, helps it, so your blade doesn’t crack off a relatively thick blade.

That is not 1/4 of an inch thick helps with strength, so the blade length is about 14 inches from the shop in part, not counting that little spacer and the overall length is about 21 inches feels very nice in the hand, has a very interesting, almost backwoods Bend to the blade, as you can see, but that actually seems like it would do really good and for just cutting through stuff.

It comes with a very nice. Almost all the Condors stuff I’ve seen especially the axis, come with very tough leather. So the leather is Walt. It fits pretty good into the sheath nice neck, fit with the shape it is. You want to be careful not to slit your feet open, but you can just go out a nice angle. It goes pretty nicely got a nice belt loop, so overall, very nice, very well-designed seems very sturdy if you’re looking for a nice little machete, this one’s pretty nice.

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Used in the movie number 34, first, blood number, 34 and I am pleased to own it. This relatively inexpensive knife actually holds an edge I subtracted a point because it’s in a left-handed sheath I love. I t know I, am in love with I T such a thing of sheer beauty and unrivaled power. This cost less than $10 great blade. Nice handle better than I, could have exceptional. Bargain love this knife- nice solid, big knife, not sure what I’m gonna use it for yet.

But it’s awesome, very sharp right out of the box didn’t have to touch up the blade or anything. The chainsaw like teeth on the top of the knife keeps catching on the top binding of the sheath to the point of the binding has ripped loose on the top side of the knife. Shouldn’t be a problem. I will be able to sew it back up good as new.

Hi guys so today, I wanted to show you last year’s Christmas gift to me by my daughter. My daughter knows my heart. She knows I like big knives like machetes I, like hatchets things like that. So this is the Camillus carnivore and in the first part of the video you saw me putting it to use trimming the cactus, the large cactus I have in my backyard. I also use this to trim some palms that I have as well.

It’s a really good tool. You know, as far as machetes go it’s very durable. It’s got this high-impact plastic handle. Let me tell you what I like about this handle and what I don’t like and then we’re going to continue with the rest of it. I added this leather leather tie here, because I wanted to have something: I can put my hand through it can in case it slips off in a perfect world.

This handle would be a little bit longer and not as smooth I can get a surprisingly good grip out of it. But it doesn’t give me a great deal of confidence that if I swing hard enough, that it’s not gonna slip off notice, it’s got some plastic jimping. Here too, comes with this nylon sheath, which is pretty darn cool. It says Camillus carnivore x, not bad, and you might have already might have already noticed it has a little blade to that.

It comes with it which we’re gonna look at all right. Let’s look at it now now the sheath is okay as far as sheaths go I’m, not a big fan of this type of weak nylon, but check out this cute little knife right here. I believe that the intended use of this is that if you’re gonna use this as a camp knife, you can also use this to skin small game, like maybe rabbits or squirrels, or something like that.

It’s a pretty cool little knife in case you need something small and all you have is something big. Now the Camillus carnivore x comes in at 18 inches long and that’s from the end of the handle to the tip of the blade. So let’s pull it out. It’s got a button. Snap, it might be a little dirty and check this out. Has a really nice bevel there in the front. It’s got that rope cutter piece there as well, and it also has a saw with some pretty aggressive teeth now this saw does cut pretty good, but the problem is that if you’re gonna cut, of course, you have to turn it over.

So you can use this as a saw, and you don’t have a lot of real estate to hold on to so you’re only using this one-handed, because you can’t put your hand up here and push down because you’ll cut yourself. So you’re gonna have to do this and you don’t want to do this like with something larger than a half inch or an inch at the most, because you’re gonna get really tired, and for that you need like a real saw, but I wish this handle was just a little bit longer and that would go a long way towards using this saw I.

Suppose I could do something to cover the blade and put more pressure there if I wanted to. But you know in a practical situation, you may not be able to do that, but check out this beautiful blade, though it says, Camillus, titanium, bonded, carnivore X. It is a very, very gorgeous blade, I love this blade. The way this looks I’m very happy with this. It kind of looks like I’m a small katana sword to be honest with you, and you saw the way it went through that cactus.

Now you guys I, don’t know if you have cactus mine grows pretty wild and in some parts of the cactus that I was cutting, believe it or not the base of it. The bottom part of the cactus that kind of like is close to the soil, was about six to eight inches in diameter guys it was really wide at the bottom. I think you may have seen in the beginning of the video where my hatchet got stuck in there at one point and I had a little bit of a hard time pulling it out and it’s it just gets so thick and so wide.

But this is the perfect tool for it, because the stainless steel I don’t know what kind of steel this is actually. But but it’s easy to wash. You know you just go over with some water, or maybe some soapy water and and then a rag and you dry it off. You know this was made to be used out in the bush and low maintenance high function. You know really like this I even accidentally hit this on the edge of a wheelbarrow a couple of times, and it did not.

It did not harm it in any way, shape or form now, sometimes to get that cactus into the wheelbarrow I would stab it and then toss it in there like that. So I wouldn’t touch it with my hand, but even like so I still managed to get a few little minor minor thorns inside my gloves, I, don’t know how, when I actually picked up the clock, this I wore gloves I didn’t work gloves when else cutting it I didn’t want to lose the grip on this hatchet and then potentially have it slip out of my hand, I didn’t want that to happen.

So I get the most grip with just my bare hand in my grip right here and doing that. I can really feel this texture right here. If I just use my bare hand but like I said, that’s why I made that so just in case it slipped off. I still have it attached to me somehow, but check out that aggressive aggressive saw right there. It is a very sharp saw, even just touching it right here.

It kind of gives me the impression that it would cut me, and this too is pretty sharp yeah I. Do like you very much. It looks like a miniature katana blade. Now I tell you what I have a machete drawer now I, don’t know. If that’s normal, let me know guys, do you have what’s called a machete drawer I actually have a drawer in my room that has like three or four machetes in there that I’ve bought for myself or receives as gifts.

That kind of tells me that I, like machetes and I like knives, but is that normal I don’t know? Let me know well, I told my daughter to go. Go to the machete drawer and fetch me a machete when I was gonna cut some cactus all right, so anyhow thought I’d share that little tidbit with you so enjoy your weekend, guys actually I’m making this video in the weekend. But by the time you see it, it might be the beginning of the next weekend.

You all take care. God bless you, my friends, keep your blades sharp, keep your wits even sharper.