War Hunter Sawback Machete with Nylon Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Serrated Spine, Full-Tang, Corrosion-Resistant Finish, Pakkawood Handle, Steel Guard, for Efficiently Clearing Brush - Length 24"

It's all you could reasonably ask for in a good machete. Solid build, sturdy, decent handle. It does need to be sharpened regularly, but there's nothing new about that. The sheath. . . . not so much. I recommend buying an appropriate leather sheath separately. The nylon one that it comes with doesn't fit quite right and doesn't last long.

I bought it for chopping up small branches in the compost pile which it did work for but the handle is a little too thin and smooth for a good grip. Regretfully I later saw a Fiskars machete that looked like it would work better for a cheaper price. This one will do though.

Broke mine in an hour and I was only cutting down soft stalked mexican sunflower plants. Broke in half at the handle, steel made weak !!!!! Cheep !!!!!

This item just broke in to two pieces after moderate use for a little over a year... really bad quality item. Not to mention the safety risk it represents a knife breaking in to pieces while in use

Great machete and great price. Used it a few times and it does its job. Had to sharpen but thats expected. Would definitely buy again if I had to.

kinda dull, but still really cool!

I wouldn't use it hunting during war as a first choice. But if I hasmd to , ten yeah. I do know that it can chop and saw stuff. Nice build too.

Good machete, good price, only I thought it was US made. Blade made in China. Still good with that said.