16" Survival Machete with Sheath, D2 Steel 0.22" Thick Full Tang Blade Machete Knife with Flat Grinding, Machete for Cutting Trees, for Yard Work, Clearing Brush with TPE Handle

I purchased this for a comparisons against a $200 machete with very similar dimensions and thickness. Immediately upon receiving it happy with the packing, razor-sharp out of the box, proper weight in hand, thick spine. Sheath is well constructed nice stitching. I immediately came back onto Amazon and ordered two more. Comfortable in hand, have not tested it yet, but I cannot see how this piece of steel would not perform as expected against any piece of vegetation you throw it into. As for the price, don’t even understand how they are making any money selling it this cheap. Can’t throw sparks off the spine, but it has a notch right at the bottom of the blade effective at throwing sparks. Blades balanced favors front weight as a chopper.Hope this helps.

Way better than I expected it to be! Used it three quarters of a day cleaning up around a pond and didn’t cut it any slack and still sharp. Definitely a keeper.

Nice heavy chopper, comfortable to my hand. Used it the day it arrived to help me process a pair tree that was a couple decades overdue for pruning

Heavy duty! Delivered Very sharp, well made and the quality is top notch! As a 23 year soldier this would be one of my big mission knives!

I used this to chip wood chunks from tree limbs to start a fire with wet wood. It is well balanced, sharp, easy to hold. Five Stars

The knife though heavy and solid feels right in weight. The length is good and decent for chopping, clearing wood. Long enough to fend off wild animals or perpetrators. Love the grippyness of the handle. Fully tanged that also made use of the blunt end for hammering tent stakes.

Great edge, I like the weight of it.

Outstanding medium sized machete! Comfortable rubber handle gives you a good grip and has a very sharp blade and remained sharp after using it all day in the yard. It is thick and is ideal for cutting thick branches or even chopping wood. Again it is a machete (i call it a bolo) but it is not too long so it can be used as a knife if needed.