Check out our Top 10 Best Machetes For Survival On The Market! You can find this amazing machetes on Amazon. Links below:
1 – Gerber Gator Machete: https://amzn.to/2l2vHJX
2 – Schrade SCMACH2: https://amzn.to/2Mn7URg
3 – Gerber Broad Cut: https://amzn.to/2JGWvdl
4 – United Cutlery UC3011 USMC Kukri: https://amzn.to/2l5HFmg
5 – SOG SOGfari Kukri: https://amzn.to/2MjFIir
6 – Gerber Compact Clearpath: https://amzn.to/2JxGWsE
7 – Schrade SCHKM1: https://amzn.to/2y3nb6T
8 – CRKT Onion Halfachance Parang: https://amzn.to/2LM7GlY
9 – KA-BAR Kukri Machete: https://amzn.to/2Jy29CE
10 – SOG SOGfari Bolo: https://amzn.to/2JHGUuo
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Price: $18.30
Hooyman Bush Machete with Heavy Duty Construction, Ergonomic Non-Slip Handle and Belt Sheath for Gardening, Land Management, Bushcraft, Hunting and Outdoor
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Price: $28.99
18,5 Inch Serrated blade Machete with Nylon Sheath - Saw Blade Machetes with Non-Slip Rubber Handle - Best Brush Clearing Tool - Comes with Survival E Book Grand Way 13153
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Jungle Master JM-031B Machete, Black Reverse Serrated Blade, Black Cord-Wrapped Handle, 21-Inch Overall
21-inch short machete is easier to maneuver, great for lightning-fast reaction Black stainless steel blade with heavy duty reverse serration Black cord-wrapped handle for excellent grip Includes durable nylon sheath for storage and travel (as of November 27, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $25.00
Gerber Gear Gator Machete with Sheath [30-001790], Black
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I stopped watching as soon as you opened with the Gerber Gator machete. It was so bad I had to throw it out due to edge chipping and rolling. I got rid of it because I considered it too dangerous to the user, I was convinced it would just snap in half on me.
I can only assume the rest of the video is equally garbage recommendations.
Most of these are Chinese garbage.
What I like about this knife is that it’s just like the other 200000 cheap ass machetes that use a saw to cheaply make it look better
Why aren’t we seeing these in some serious bush?
These are all junk and will not last under real world use.
The Gerber broadcut has blade damage . Right on the cutting edge . I used to buy Gerber knives , but their knives don’t hold an edge too well . So you sharpen it so often that the blade is noticeably smaller within the first year
All these fancy words and bells and whistles are meant to trick you into paying 3 times as much for something to replace what works just fine the way it is. These fancy machetes are meant to trick you into spending more than you actually need to.
Sufficient is sufficient. Only an amateur wastes money on fancy shit when a 15 dollar machete at Walmart will do just fine.
Berger gator is garbage
I Want One
I make my own machetes…from leaf springs…cuts through steel…easy…no roll
*beautiful*
where can i get those…
Comment 2. I will add that if you must buy a cheap import knife then Kabar, if it is indeed made from 1085 steel looks like the best bet if it has a proper hardening and tempering.. Of all of these companies it is the only one that my customers have not yet complained about poor quality. They are all good for my custom blade business though DUE to that poor quality.
Fuck you and your crappy click bait 🙂
As far as machetes go, I prefer American and British Military machetes. As far as Khukris go I prefer genuine gurkhas, the Becker-Reinhardt, Ka-bar and top end Cold Steel. Most of the items here are low budget but are good entry level items. Look for product fails on You-tube for the products shown here. Find out from the manufacturers how and if any problems have been addressed. Most product failures involve tempering of steels. There are many stainless steel types some can be very well tempered to compete with carbon steels. Unless you know metallurgy it is better not to poo poo on stainless unless you couple it with the manufacturers name, if you have had trouble with it. I have seen very expensive knives fail from batch tempering in the attempt to speed up production. So while the knives are reputable a small batch may have shown up to be failures. Warranties are very important to cover this. Furthermore, certain woods can wreak havoc on blades. Machetes were not generally designed for chopping down trees, but meant for clearing paths and underbrush. Large knives, bodies, etc do much heavier chopping work. There are machetes and there are choppers, two different things. Know your blades purpose before buying and be certain it will do the job!
I might be called an idiot for spending a lot for a ColdSteel Kukri… But its thick, durable, heavy and holds an edge longer than other machetes I used to own. The process of San Mai in the ColdSteel is the best I’ve used. Having a machete too sharp out of the box can fold the edge of the blade like the Gerber models I’ve used in the past. I use my kukri on Mesquite and can go through it easier than I saw the advertised machetes trying to go through pine.
All these products are crap.
I have made thousands of blades of all kinds in my 35 years of bladesmithing. Though some of these blades have a good design none are hardened and tempered to the degree needed to take a keep an edge to my satisfaction. As for stainless as far as I am concerned there is no such thing as a good stainless knife unless it is put through several days of heat and cryogenics thermal events, something no commercial company will do. I am so shocked to see Bud K advertising anything they have. All imports, all bottom of the barrel.
Why wasnt the knife in the thumbnail in the video
No cold steel ?
I use a Tramontina macbette from the early 1980s. Used regularly and still going strong.
No tanto style, I prefer the tanto for a variety of reasons.
9:3
emenim voice ✔️
You need power to use those weapons or you die kid
brush knife
None of these are the best
I’m sorry, but that was NOT a cutlass!
Need 1
6:02 I’m sorry, but in my opinion that’s a knife, not a machete.