Machete with Saw - 25” Heavy Duty Tool & Sheath - Ergonomic No-Slip Handle - Survival Knife with Serrated Blade - Machetes for Bushcraft Outdoor Hunting Garden Cutting Trees and Yard Work

Very sturdy. Mounted to my 4wheeler. Does its job.

This is very sturdy!! I have not used it yet and purchased for my new land but I have played around with it and it’s sharp.

Very sharp! Both machete blade and saw blade. Good balance, swings nicely, cuts well. Handle is okay, ergonomic, and hasn’t caused me any problems, but I like a slightly thicker, fatter handle, just my own preference. That’s the only reason I’m not giving it 5 stars. Maybe a little picky. Can’t say yet about durability, but looks to be a solid product.

It's a good machete! Great for yard work and cutting up smaller branches for kindling. It sharpens up nicely and has a good grip on the handle.Just remember: it's a machete, so you cut with it like a machete. It's NOT an axe, so don't treat it like an axe or else you'll damage the edge.The saw back is just okay. It feels a bit awkward to cut with and seems best to use on lighter branches. Still a 5/5 though.

Seems to be heavy duty enough, have not yet tried it. Definitely long. I carry this for traveling dirt roads in case branches or small trees fall and need to be removed. I also will use this around the house to trim small branches.

This machete came very sharp and ready to use. It has a nice weight. It cuts through 3" trees in two swings and there is no vibration on contact. I haven't used the saw blade, but that's not what I bought it for. The sheath is nice too.

I got this to cut the blackberry vines back at my new house. The blade isn't very sharp, but maybe that is standard for new knives, and they expect you to sharpen at your own risk? In any case, I tried cutting my vines and it didn't work. It kind of just made them whip around and nearly whip you in the eye. But recently I had to dig out an old tote that I found on the property, which was covered in 2-inch thick poison ivy vines, and this cut through all that pretty well! I wish I knew more about knives and I could probably make better use of this thing. It's not that long, BTW. I always remember machetes being much longer.

Quite pleased with the size, shape, and weight of this machete I bought to replace an overused one from up north. The only thing missing is a wrist strap.