Hitdudu Machete with Sheath - Heavy Duty Bushcraft Hunting Knife, Multi-Purpose Knife for Gardening, Camping, Hunting and Bushcraft

Awesome little machete....well balanced and very sharp..should be a great brush cutter and then some....great leather sheath that fits perfectly and looks good too. Handle is secure and comfortable. The thick blade should make it good for some limited "hatchet" work....Not sure yet about the opening in the top of the blade...I guess time will tell. I like it, glad I got it..lots of downed branched so will give it a good work out soon and reassess if necessary..at this point I 'd say buy it!

Definitely 5 stars. I love this knife. An absolute beast. It feels like it weighs a pound and a half and could chop a hand off if you needed to. So heavy it has two settings, sharp side is the unalive setting and the dull side is the weekend-in-the-ER setting. Not an EDC at this weight, but even a passive knife lover would be really happy with this one. It's not marketed with premium steel, but this steel is not cheap crap, it's legit. I got this for $15 a year ago and I think they're $30 now which isn't a ripoff but if you can get it for under $27 then I'd definitely pull the trigger.

Very sturdy. I have used it for a couple hours now and it gets heavy after a while. Works well for what I need to do.

This is a hulking beast of a knife and would be worth twice the cost. The first pic shows the knife is shave sharp out of the box. It is THICK that is a nickel on the spine. Sheath is a classy looking leather. I cannot wait to use it. 10/10 Would ABSOLUTELY buy again. Thanks

I compare this to the WW1 1917 Bolo machete but more durable. Get you one!!!

Needs sharpened and if he use it for any sort of high impact be careful the handle might come off not rapidly but you will notice that it gets weaker I recommend if you have any experience with of course making a handle for a blade to take the one off and put your own on but other than that very useful the size the grip is all right and for how much you're paying and the thickness of the blade very useful if you want to use it against shrubs bushes really anything I recommend you sharpen it however maybe change out the paracord but good starter but for long-term use make sure you have other resources at your disposal to repair it of course instead of buying a new one it will last you a hell of a lot longer

It's a chunky, thick, and heavy small chopper. The blade is sharp but has a chopping bevel and is not a slicer.

Beautiful cover and knife. It is very bulky and not as sharp as I wanted but works well.