Tramontina Machete

Great machete. Astonishing value for money. I wish other Tramontina machetes were available, because I would buy them too! 5 stars all day long

Economy product that has incredible performance. Slices through 3 inch branches in Two cuts. Blade material is hard to drill but ok to sharpen. Handle is a good size and shape.

Item arrived early, v well packaged, and was as new. Very pleased with the item and v pleased with the Customer Service! Thank You. 10/10.

Despite the weight forward bolo tip, this light blade is still very nimbe and fast for brush clearing. It doesn't tire the arm - and a lot of brambles have died to test that. It cops OK too, if you have the right technique to chop with a bitey blade. There are plenty of almost identical machetes to this, but Tramontina really get it right. It's even nicer with a little bit of time sanding the handle to your requirements.

Fantastic value for money, sharpeners up lovely . Very prompt delivery from HH

Does the job of cutting back thistle and bramble. I drill a small hole in the end of the handle for a lanyard to stop it flying off and killing the dog. Have bought one for each of the 3 guys frequenting my land

After modding (shaped the handle with a file and rasp to create a palm swell; created a sharpening choil and extended the cutting edge down to it, sliced off the top 5cm, and convexed the whole edge), this is one of my favorite blades, as well as one of my cheapest. It's rough around the edges when you receive it but it's fundamentally well designed and built so if you have the time to put into it you can have a top quality machete for the price of a mora companion. You can't argue with that.

Awesaome. Ive had one of these for 20 years. I ordered two of them. I was expecting to have to tidy it up no end before I could use it. Not really. I sharpened it with a DC4 because I could, but it would have worked out of the box. Once youve sharpened it, the first thing you do is slice the sheath near the top rivet, when you draw a sharp machete from the sheath. I'll polish mine up with the CC4 to 8000 grit to make it look like a stainless steel machete, lol. I might stain the handle, my 20 year old machete has my blood on the handle, still. It has no pointy tip, its not even sharpened as far as the section that hits the ground when you use it. Its about the same price as a mora robust companion. If you only mount it on the wall, you should get one, or two.

First and only machete I've owned so cannot judge it against others. Bought to hack through dead garden shrubs and it done its job admirably. Can't comment on holding an edge etc but for this price, you simply can't go wrong.