TOP 10 BEST MACHETES FOR BUSHCRAFT SURVIVAL

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  • Опубликовано: 4 июн 2021
  • TOP 10 BEST MACHETES FOR BUSHCRAFT SURVIVAL
    Are you looking for the best machete for bushcraft survival on Amazon of 2021? These are some of the coolest machetes for survival and sbushcraft we found so far:
    ✅1. ESEE Knives Darien Machete-Expat
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    ✅2. Gerber Compact Clearpath Machete
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    ✅3. Schrade SCMACH1 Back Country Machete
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    ✅4. Cold Steel Tanto Machete
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    ✅5. TOPS KNIVES El Chete
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    ✅6. CRKT Mah-Chete Fixed Blade with Sheath
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    ✅7. Condor Tool & Knife, Jungolo Machete
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    ✅8. Tramontina Bolo Machete
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    ✅9. KA-BAR Kukri Machete
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    ✅10. Jungle Master JM-031B Machete
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    No one appreciates the convenience and usefulness of a well-balanced, razor-sharp cutting tool as much as an outdoorsman. When it comes to using a machete outdoors, you need to be very selective, because the wrong tool for the job can only hold you back. With a perfectly honed, expertly proportioned machete in your hands, you can get a surprising amount of work done in a very short time.
    From building shelters, clearing brush, chopping wood, gather firewood, or filed dressing wild game, a machete can increase work efficiency and serve as a great all-purpose cutting tool for just about any occasion. Protection is another important element that shouldn’t be overlooked when selecting a survival machete.
    Today preppers, survivalists, and outdoor adventurers prize the machete as the ultimate survival tool to have in your survival backpack. A machete is like a combination of a survival knife and an ax with the blade edge as a cutter and the weighted upper blade giving you force to chop. It allows you to slash, chop, split, hammer, and more.
    Survival machetes come in a wide variety, sizes and shapes. They mostly serve the same purpose, but knowing the difference between them could help you find the one that feels best in your arm. To help you choose your best survival machete, we will discuss all the essential details you need to know before buying a machete for survival.
    Ultimately, each type of machete is based off the tradition of their origin. Thus, the type of survival machete you choose largely depends on your personal preference and what you intend to use the machete for. As long as you keep your machete sharp you should be very happy with any one of these fine cutting tools on this list.
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  • @survivalgearofficial
    @survivalgearofficial  3 года назад +8

    Are you looking for the best machete for bushcraft survival on Amazon of 2021? These are some of the coolest machetes for survival and sbushcraft we found so far:
    ✅1. ESEE Knives Darien Machete-Expat
    amzn.to/2SYu1FM
    ✅2. Gerber Compact Clearpath Machete
    amzn.to/3vYllxu
    ✅3. Schrade SCMACH1 Back Country Machete
    amzn.to/3ckGt9w
    ✅4. Cold Steel Tanto Machete
    amzn.to/3uX8H0q
    ✅5. TOPS KNIVES El Chete
    amzn.to/2Rq6vB3
    ✅6. CRKT Mah-Chete Fixed Blade with Sheath
    amzn.to/3gefA8b
    ✅7. Condor Tool & Knife, Jungolo Machete
    amzn.to/2XATvYS
    ✅8. Tramontina Bolo Machete
    amzn.to/2XBrnoe
    ✅9. KA-BAR Kukri Machete
    amzn.to/2TNtrLv
    ✅10. Jungle Master JM-031B Machete
    amzn.to/2LhR4ba

  • @YankeeWoodcraft
    @YankeeWoodcraft 3 года назад +41

    The best "survival" machete is a $10 Tramontina.
    They've been surviving with them for decades down in central & south America.

    • @philpowell1162
      @philpowell1162 3 года назад +3

      I totally agree with you Tramontinia
      Best bang for your buck !!!

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад

      @@chucklehead2932 wood handle so you can easily add some contour.

    • @rykercarlson2131
      @rykercarlson2131 5 месяцев назад

      Ye because it works on there non fibrous vegetation. Down there a thin slicer is perfect. Here in the western USA a thick machete works better for chopping the drier thicker more fibrous woods.

    • @brandonfoley7519
      @brandonfoley7519 8 часов назад

      ​@@rykercarlson2131had a 80 $ garret and wade machete shatter on me

  • @datnguyen7494
    @datnguyen7494 3 года назад +22

    It is not very “smart” slicing the bamboo upward while your other hand is holding above the cut, lmao

    • @apmfer
      @apmfer 3 года назад +4

      Very high iq

    • @sja7791
      @sja7791 3 года назад +5

      I had the same feeling when i saw that.

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад +1

      Made me cringe. I know that esee was sharp.

    • @dantorini63
      @dantorini63 2 года назад

      I noticed that too

    • @jeffrichards1537
      @jeffrichards1537 Год назад

      I did that one time when I was 10. Blade slid up branch and took slice out of my thumb. But I also wasn't supposed to use it by myself.

  • @oldgoat8861
    @oldgoat8861 Год назад +1

    I'm an old man now.....Your intro into this video is 100% correct. The machete needs to match your environment, your physical stature, chore, and needs. An example is, I am Older now. I can't chop long term anymore,,,so I needed more weight to blade for chopping bite. I now prefer a Silky Saw over chopping large pieces 3" or more...less exertion. I now maneuvered to an Ontario SP53 with a SILKY Gombo AT BASE CAMP ONLY. Hikes....my Mini Duku with my Silky saw. OLD AGE isn't bad, you just need to be wise and make good choices.

    • @rykercarlson2131
      @rykercarlson2131 5 месяцев назад

      For my environment a very thick machete is the best. I need a mean chopper, I’m not slicing anything

  • @roxanaalexandra8483
    @roxanaalexandra8483 3 года назад +1

    great selection of machetes for bushcraft

  • @nezabudu430
    @nezabudu430 3 года назад +2

    Tramontina one love

  • @HiTechCentralPage
    @HiTechCentralPage 3 года назад +4

    Tops Knives survival machetes are amazing tools for bushcraft and outdoor survival

  • @BBBYpsi
    @BBBYpsi 3 года назад +1

    I have a military issued one I picked up from a army surplus store. Ontario steel & as sharp as any knife I have.

  • @tcswag801
    @tcswag801 18 дней назад +1

    Is it me or did that guy almost take his thumb off with the bamboo ?

  • @JoseAntonio-xb6cc
    @JoseAntonio-xb6cc 5 месяцев назад

    Oi cara mata curide o facão de vocês e muito bom

  • @johnruckman2320
    @johnruckman2320 Год назад

    What is your opinion of the Guardian Machete put out by Warrior Life?

  • @MacGyver27058
    @MacGyver27058 3 года назад

    I'll say the first one and el chete seem like some good ones but I'd go with a condos parang or a tremotina I found a old in my cow field rusted to pieces chipped blade took me like 30min of elbow grease and two pieces of sand paper and a ton of grinding with my stones but now it'll go through a 6" water oak in one swing

  • @newyorkerik
    @newyorkerik Год назад

    Coldsteel is the best. Lynn is the reason.

  • @philpowell1162
    @philpowell1162 3 года назад +1

    CONDOR IS THE BEST AND WELL PRICED !!

  • @grillingo
    @grillingo 3 года назад

    Cold Steel Tanto Machete :)

  • @diatribe114
    @diatribe114 3 года назад +2

    I have used a lot over the last 20 years and I would recommend ESEE over just about anyone . They have a painless lifetime warranty, it’s not made for show like a lot of TOPS are , it’s put through a lot of field testing . I have a Junglas that I’ve been using as blade on my log splitter and after 3 seasons it’s still sharp . Also , you don’t want a saw on the back of your biggest blade , saws are lite , you want the back of your blade for striking and wood prep .

    • @apmfer
      @apmfer 3 года назад

      *my hollywood liberal ass taking notes*

    • @dannzalbjorklund
      @dannzalbjorklund 2 года назад

      That Esee Darien Machete is nothing like the Junglas. It's a super-thin 1075 blade made by Imacasa in El Salvador. My edge was so soft, it was taking huge rolls by trying to clear .5" hardwood branches. Can resharpen on pieces of limestone from the forest floor though.

  • @bevonviechweg7891
    @bevonviechweg7891 3 года назад +1

    How can I get them

  • @markb452
    @markb452 2 года назад

    You guys are missing the boat if you don’t look at Zombie Tools. I’ve had a “Rat Bastard” for over 5 years and it works beautifully!

  • @clivedunning4317
    @clivedunning4317 3 года назад +3

    You haven't included the best range of machetes in the world . . .RALPH MARTINDALE . . .the famous "crocodile " brand !

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад +1

      They make some good stuff but somewhat annoying that they never list their steel specs.

  • @bradwjensen
    @bradwjensen Год назад

    The ESEE Darien Expat is so good I bought two. My favorite of the two came with slag on the sides! :) The other had the slag ground down.

  • @RustedPlastic11111
    @RustedPlastic11111 8 месяцев назад

    I like my ww2 bolo Australian Machete nice and weighty
    Army stuff if always good stuff
    Getting hard to find slowly $150-$300 if in great condition
    With case mines great condition.
    Hard to find as many gave them to the Pacific islander guys
    Well, in new Guinea I know my gran father said as thoses guys did a wonderful job
    Carried many wounded guys out of jungle unforgiving terrain for days to safety
    So I guess many did all though thoses regions.
    Then I have a cold steel jungle Machete 2008 I got that? It's Razor sharp
    A few say there not, mine sure is also got a cheep $10.00 one bit ot a hook on the back of the blade, for grabing stuff it's quite thin compared to the others, good for light stuff
    I just use that in the garden
    It's like a suger cain style

  • @rigel1150
    @rigel1150 2 года назад

    Un momento, ¿Dónde están el Tramontina, el Cornetta y el Bellota?

  • @I_Am_Victor
    @I_Am_Victor 3 года назад +4

    You can't go wrong with these brands ESSE, Cold Steel, CRKT, Condor And TOPS machetes. 👍
    Gerber is not be trusted after Man vs Wild knife scam and poor quality. Schrade is okay but not hard working type.
    You have researched well this time. Good work, keep it up 😎👍

    • @apmfer
      @apmfer 3 года назад +1

      Thanks bro!!! The advertising really got me thinking those last 2 are good I guess us hollywood liberals really do need help from you guys...

  • @andinghu6314
    @andinghu6314 3 года назад

    中国能买到吗?

  • @hardyanpajero69
    @hardyanpajero69 3 года назад +1

    👍😎🍺🍩🛠️🗡️

  • @philpowell1162
    @philpowell1162 3 года назад +1

    In my opinion the tops knives machete is the best on this list but there expensive and crappy handles ! But very good steel, very strong!!
    I seriously think Cold seel is very overrated! Cold seel there cheaper machetes come completely blunt and really hard to sharpen ! Best bang for your buck is tramontinia. My all time favourite brand Condor !!
    I own the Condor Discord , makara they are CHOPPING BEASTS !!!

  • @arjaydulnuan2427
    @arjaydulnuan2427 3 года назад +2

    Why most western people put the sheath on their right hip if their right dominant and vise versa like a pistol

    • @Swearengen1980
      @Swearengen1980 2 года назад

      Because a cross draw is neither quick nor convenient and also limits access by your dominant hand. It's not rocket science.

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад

      If I was carrying a pistol the machete would go to the left.

  • @MrX-yj1zl
    @MrX-yj1zl 3 года назад +1

    why you people can't understand machete is thin piece of metal and must be used in the jungles of south America or Africa.It's not intended for European or north Asian woods.Even Indonesian parang that's much thicker than machete,Is good only for using in south asian jungles were trees are softer.For our European and north Asian woods you need minimum thick bowie or strong axe.Remember this,It's important for quality of survival.

  • @ricardolott616
    @ricardolott616 3 года назад +4

    THE BEST MACHETE EVER IS THE TRAMONTINA MADE IN BRASIL

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад +1

      I’ve got a few and for the price they are hard to beat. Their weak point is the handle and the aluminum rivets. The rivets can be replaced with steal hardware but I really wish they had full tangs.

  • @christopherajos5893
    @christopherajos5893 3 года назад

    Subtitles Malaysia

  • @JohnJohnson-sr6zt
    @JohnJohnson-sr6zt 3 года назад

    No woodsmans pal?

  • @johnlacey5068
    @johnlacey5068 2 года назад

    Hey the Schrade SCM ACH 1, Was that really manufactured by McDonnell Douglas?? LOL
    What kind of a stupid name is that for a machete?

  • @tuinarchitect.
    @tuinarchitect. 3 года назад

    3:39 fucking pirate sword lookin' ass

  • @pickadviser
    @pickadviser 3 года назад

    Really? I’m not aware of these…

  • @laurencemunoz2216
    @laurencemunoz2216 3 года назад

    I don't like light machetes because when you chop larger chunk of woods you have to put to much effort to cut trough it.

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад

      If you need one to cut lots of wood you need to get one with more forward weight. Tramotina Bolo comes to mind but there are some even heavier blades from condor.

  • @PumpkinHead440
    @PumpkinHead440 3 года назад

    Scenario😣 You just been through a devastated and catastrophic event that all around the world got affected the same, and where human life existence went down to 10%. You have no choice but to constantly move from place to place because most of the houses and buildings have been heavily damaged. Some places are more dangerous than others because of over flooding, or earth quacks. You are so tired and hungry. You have a tactical backpack with some water, food and some other survival items, also three handguns, ammo, a rifle, and multiple knives. It’s time to make that one choice. The bag is to heavy now. What should you keep? 😱

  • @danconway5505
    @danconway5505 2 года назад +3

    What you have here is the top ten people that pay you to promote their product with their propaganda and you have never personally tested any of them! Just like pretty much all of your videos. Your a voice reading a script like a commercial on TV!

  • @ex8280
    @ex8280 Год назад

    The pops just uses a meat cleaver.

  • @dragon3831
    @dragon3831 3 года назад +1

    1075 steel..now they're copying off of condor.,

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад +1

      Actually Imacassa makes the condors. They also make a couple of the true machetes for esee. And marble, and the blanks for fiddle back forge machetes. Probably others.

  • @tcswag801
    @tcswag801 18 дней назад

    Get an axe .

  • @The4cp
    @The4cp 3 года назад

    The Geber has an EXCELLENT blade and a HORRIBLE handle. I get the attempt at being compact but that blade on a normal handle would be their best mechete.

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад +1

      Never swung one. If I remember right the blade is stainless steel. I don’t think the best choice for machetes.

  • @SokolActor
    @SokolActor 3 года назад +1

    Schrade 1 Is the best

    • @The4cp
      @The4cp 3 года назад +2

      Worst actually. Poor quality steel. Bad design. Overall bad company who mistreated designers and ruined the best blade like this ever. Look up the original Jess X. See the story of what happened.

    • @philpowell1162
      @philpowell1162 3 года назад

      @@The4cp Yes I agree with you
      Scharade is poor quality steel !
      From what I hav been told a couple of years ago Scharade sold the company and the people who bought the company they don't even heat treat the steal no more !!
      3 years ago I bought a large Bowie knife from Scharade called Leyroy
      It chiped and broke when I was chopping a branch that was 2 inches thick. I couldn't believe it !!
      I returned the large knife back to them and got my money back !
      The old Scharade knives were well made !! But not any more!!

    • @micahwest5347
      @micahwest5347 2 года назад +1

      Try something else. Even an inexpensive Tramotina and you will change your mind.