Mossy Oak Machete with Saw, 19" Sharp Machete with Sheath, Ergonomic No-Slip Handle, Machetes for Bushcraft, Outdoor Hunting, Garden Cutting Trees and Yard Work, Christmas Gift for Family

Sharp blade. I bought it to cut up some coconuts. I bought it to replace a Collins machete I bought a very long time ago, last century. It's still a good blade but needs sharpening and is too long for the work I need to do. This new blade has a comfortable grip and sturdy construction. The steel quality looks good and I'll write more notes when I use it a few times.

Let me be blunt: this machete means business. I didn’t buy it to cosplay Crocodile Dundee—I needed something to work. I’ve got overgrown brush, stubborn saplings, and a yard that fights back. This Mossy Oak machete? It wins every time. The 16” blade is sharp straight out of the box—not “paper test” sharp, but “slash-through-a-2-inch-thick-weed-tree” sharp. And the saw back isn’t some decorative gimmick. It chews through limbs, roots, and fence line nightmares like it’s got a personal vendetta. The no-slip handle is exactly that. I was sweating like a sinner in church and still had a solid grip the whole time. No blisters, no slipping, no regrets. The sheath? Basic but functional. Keeps the blade protected and my fingers where they belong. I’ve used this thing for: • Clearing fence lines • Trimming low-hanging branches • Garden cleanup • And one mildly terrifying snake situation It’s not a $100 survival blade—and it doesn’t need to be. This thing is durable, balanced, and ready to take abuse. If you’re looking for a backyard workhorse or a camp tool that’ll pull its weight, this is it.

Bought as a gift for brother in law. He uses quite often while working in thenyard

Great for getting rid of small unwanted growth on trees in yard at head height so my mowing goes smoothly without a branch poking me in the eye. Would likely be handy on a camping trip if you need to hack off a campfire hotdog/marshmallow stick. Blade is fairly sharp, have not had it long enough to see how well it retains its edge. Nice handle grip and sheath and I am happy (so far) with price/quality ratio.

Great quality for the price, it's sharp, comfortable handle, fast shipping, can't really say anything bad about this product 😀

Highly recommend. Perfect for zombie battle and/or weeding. Feel like a warrior while wielding this fine piece of equipment. Or feel moderately responsible for finally taking care of those weeds out back. Ride the best high of your life and feel adrenaline pumping through your veins like never before as zombie brains splatter your face. Or wrest satisfaction from helping out the elderly neighbor with his yard. 10/10 would recommend. Currently searching for a dual purpose chainsaw.

Purchased to cut grass sod rolls. Needs to be sharpened before use, but otherwise worked great.

This seems a very nice, well-designed, well-made blade and grip (I only say "seems" because I haven't used it and can only go by what I can see). It's so nice that it pains me to have go with another lesser knife due to what should've been a predictable minor issue that was easy to prevent. The sheath is poorly designed for the knife. The knife has a nice, useful saw blade on top, but the sheath doesn't account for it at all. So if you need the knife for carrying hiking, kayaking, etc. when you could need to defend yourself from a wildlife attack, versus only ever as a leisurely tool, it's impossible to consistently/reliably pull the knife from the sheath without a lot of time wasted trying to get the saw teeth past the fabric-only inside of the sheath, which already started getting torn up after only 3 attempts to remove the knife from the sheath (see photo). They'll be nothing left of this sheath after dozens of tries, many of which would be unsuccessful. It needs at least a thin layer of plastic or some other type of non-snag material inside the sheath. Still, it's a nice knife if you're certain you'll never need it quickly.