FLISSA 11'' Machete for Yard Work, Ergonomic Air Tech Handle and Lightweight Sheath, Stainless Steel Machete Knife for Gardening, Bushcraft, Hunting

I used it for cutting back large philodendron and iris plants that froze back in the cold spell. Very sharp and well balanced. Not too heavy. Worked very well and great for the price. Better than loppers for the job.

Good weight and size. Very sharp and cuts well. It seems to be durable and functional.

Sharp, and handles well. Very satisfied with this purchase.

This is a solid machete for the price. It came sharp enough to chop through branches without much effort and the bolo blade shape works well for clearing brush. The Air Tech handle is where I have mixed feelings. FLISSA markets it as shock absorbing and it does dampen some impact, but the grip feel isn't great for me personally. It's a little slick and doesn't have the same confidence in hand that their Micarta and G10 handles have on the fixed blade knives. After a session of chopping I found myself wishing for more texture. That said, the blade itself performs well. Good weight, good balance, and the molded sheath holds it securely. For yard work and clearing brush it does exactly what it's supposed to do. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to someone who likes this style of machete. It's fun to use and the price is right. I just personally reach for my other FLISSA knives more often because the handles feel better in my hand. Four stars because the blade earns five but the handle brings it down a notch for me.

Perfect all-around tool for the farm...great as a weed spade, hacking down small trees/branches, and looking manly! 🤠 The sheath is well designed - comfortable for belt wear and securely holds blade in place yet allows for easy removal.

This is a great little machete. I live in a jungle environment and it works great for shelling and cutting open coconuts. It has great balance and weight.

Like the handle,it feels good. The blade holds sharpness and cuts through small limbs with ease, but understand, effective path clearance is about technique. Use the wrong technique and this blade, like and other, is useless. Most importantly, don't swing it at limbs directly on, it's a chopper that's most effective coming in at a 45 degree angle. Hit a one inch thick oak limb at 90 degrees, this kukri will bounce off, hit at 45 and it'll cleave right in. In all, a great value. I would certainly buy it again.

Better than I expected at this price. Thicker blade than its competitors. Sheath works well. The metal is on the soft side, but that gives toughness and it can be sharpened easily in the field.

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