REAT Gardenging Machete, 17" Heavy Duty Machete with Sheath, Ergonomic No-Slip Handle, Machetes for Cutting Trees,Yard Work,Bushcraft

Absolutely awesome for the price. Non slip, rubbery grip handle, nice thick blade.

Super comfortable and well-formed grip. The blade is thick enough to minimize flexing but light enough to allow more than casual use. I have smaller and larger Kukris and the subtle curvature as well as what I consider to have the best balance and heft in my tool stash make this my go to choice for tree work with any objective under about 20mm or ~3/4" diameter. If I had the need to go bushwhacking in the rainforest This would be my first choice from among the 4 or 5 options I have available. Mine came sharp enough to curl paper and cut bush without being too sharp to trust to a responsible teenaged adventurer. The best value I have found for a practical Kukri Machete. Very well built.

Prompt service to receive machete in time; and strong and great machete to work in the wild forest, cutting off branches

The blade is good. Sharp as it needs to be and holds an edge well enough. The machete is weighted well. My only complaint would be with the holster it comes with. it fell apart while at my side and the blade fell out, could have been an issue had it landed poorly on something fleshy.

Being a fan of knives, I love this. I have other straiht blade machetes, but the curve of of this blade makes it feels more ergonomic.

This was just what I wanted. The knife feels solid.

Hmmmm. It has some heft. I wonder how well it will hold up to my weeds. Or my logs. Or my tree branches. But, at this cost, I could buy a few more and juggle them too. I wonder if they're fire resistant.

No issue so far. Used it to cut down some of the vines the backhoe couldn't get out when we were making a nature path on the back 5 acres. I haven't had a chance to resharpen it with my diamond rod yet so I can't speak on that. Good for vines and small brush, I wouldn't use it on tree limbs. This isn't the tool for that.