Hello, I would like to know who in your opinion is the best machetes on the market day, today. I’m looking for a machete that is good in the use of the machete but it can also be useful for breaking wood for the fire and quite heavy work, where do you recommend?

i just need something that’s as good as a stabbing tool as a slashing and hacking tool would a bolo be the way to go?

Good review & tips, I’ve been finding I need one of these around here while mowing. The growth just keeps coming back and finding it’s way into my path.
I saw one of those Ozark trail units at the nearby store and was thinking about it.
I appreciate you and this video, now I know which way to go… Gerber Baby, YayaH !
Thanks Brad !… Take care

Enjoyed. Will be looking for a Gerber the next time I am in Walmart. Stay high and dry.

Glad to know Gerber still makes something worth buying. I always liked their military blades back in the day.

The cheap chinese machete was made for minor yard work like cutting poison ivy; that’s why its so whippy and light.

Hope all are well and high and dry.

Say Heah,, Yup, It all depebds what your cutting, A fella in Hawaii or a Southern Hemisphere Country might say a thinnee blade is best because he might be swinging it more. But in my state, hard wood so I like atleast a. .188″ thickness, I can baton it and chop with it as well as clear a path in a reasonable size around 14″+. For instance I like a Pararabgatang by Johnson Adventure, But my Fav. is my Rodent Rucki it’s hand’s down my Fav. Where a Tropic’s machete you may want to go thinner. I usually look where or what Country a Machete is made. I live next d’or to Pennsylvania in Ohio, and there a nice machete made there for our type of wood, It’s the Woodsman Pal which I have the Premier, But sometimes I wish I got alittle linger handle which they have and it’s cheaper. But no big regrets because it work’s good in our Wood’s abd also used by the Military. My Rodent Rucki is made in Ohio, yeah their thinking is a machete for our type of Wood’s, Where Tramintina, Imacasa, Cindor are Southern Hemisphere Countries., Also my Parangatang made in N. Y. geet the picture. Anyhow this is my 00.02 worth, Thanx You fir sharing. ,, .

Your channel is one of my favorites! Great video!

I never knew you was a swinger now we know how you dropped all the poundage you literally work your ass off and how dare you mistreat those animals great Channel my friend I used my notes on a regular basis still has a wonderful age

I bet you have swung those machetes more an anyone north of the equator

Good review. The Marbles can be found with a sheath, btw. Check out Smokey Mountain Knife Works.

How are y’all doing thru this weather? Looks like it’s rough down your way.

I have the best machete. I’m on my way to buy it now. I’ll make a video.

I’ve had a Gerber machete for a few years and really enjoy it. Mine is the full length non-bolo. I’ll have to buy the Bolo version to give mine a friend.

Good review Brad.
look like someone’s going to TSC and getting 10% off their bill.
Have a Jesus filled day
Greg in Michigan

You can see the flex of the Chinese Machete on the Roadrunner Cartoons featuring Wiley Coyote.