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

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.

I haven't used this tool yet, but it's sturdy, sharp, and has numerous functions including a saw. The sheeth it comes in is very strong.

Really sharp, very nice handle! Good knife!

Robust but I wish it was even sharper. Using to clear brush from jungle-like property

Sharp out of the box.

Ok well in all honesty I did buy this to cut down the overgrown big bushes that my landscapers are blind to but having seen it in person, I feel confident I could last AT LEAST one day in the wild.Ive watched Alone, Ive seen how most of those guys have one of these bad boys and let me tell you, shes worth the buy!I am 5'2 and feel confident I could chop down a small tree or medium zombie if its going that way.The blade is sharp, the weight of the handle feels secure and not flimsy.Ladies if you are not comfortable getting a gun for self defense, sleeping with this next to your bed is the next best thing.

Looks aside, this has proven to be a disappointment in pretty much every aspect. Who knows what the blade is made from, but "high quality" should be taken with a grain of salt. The Mossy Oak branding looks and sounds good, but this is merely a cheaply made machete with their logo Stamped on it. Very generic otherwise.The blade itself, while can be sharpened, dulls very quickly just by moderate use. Spine is too thick to really slice through smaller soft stemmed branches. The serrated saw spine is too aggressive to be that useful and minimizes hand to tool coordination. The handle is just "ok".The sheath is a disappointment too. The serrated spine will chop away at the sheath material where it exits when removing the machete. Hard to get by unless you are really careful when removing.There are better options out there. If you really want value for your money, buy yourself a Tramontina Machete for under $30, pair it with a decent sheath if needed, and don't look back.For the money, there are much better options.

Great fit in hand, decent length for laying waste to several square yards of tall weeds at the edges of farm fields. I also like having the saw edge for small branches during pruning or woody weed stalks.Other reviewers have remarked that this comes less sharp than they wished. I agree, but why not sharpen it yourself? I found that a kitchen knife V-notch sharpener improved the edge.