Woodman's Pal 2.0 - Multi-Use Axe Machete with Sheath - Survival Machete Ideal for Camping, Fishing, Hunting, Bushcraft - Perfect Brush Axe for Surveying

There are so many good things about it. I used my WD to create a spoon from a piece of dogwood that measured 8" in diameter in about 30 minutes. The spoon was dug from the ground with a hook knife, and I ate from Here are the directions (for the spoon) Update )

I've used it for awhile, I'd like to say that the handle seems slippy when wet, making it a bit more difficult to handle when wet. Gloves or a wrap around the handle are good options.

Derrick Prince

| Sep 30, 2020

This machete features a "bill hook" design This is good, but I would strongly recommend sharpening that part before putting it in You need the axe or a hatchet if you want good effects ****

•Hatchet If I had to chop firewood in a pinch, this is the one I would use, but when compared to an actual hatchet (even a cheap one from Walmart), it falls short significantly. Don't expect to replace your hatchet in your backpacking or emergency packs. The machete- ***
I can safely say that this is the best machete I have The monster chops through thin flexible brush as well as large limbs. Despite being a fellow of Frugality, I do not regret my use of the resource. As with most things in life, you get what you pay for. The following are examples of use of the trenching tool (shovel) This appears to be the digging of a hole by a cruel torcher. In a pinch, it could be done if you were at a loss for alternatives. There are *

Others. In terms of historical accuracy - In the 80s The percent of ****

•cases is 85% Quite good quality (better than the historical version). It looks like it will last a long time, even though the shape is awkward, I can't think of a better design from leather. The machete won't fall out of that hold, I can't imagine that happening. The case from this isn't going to be a quick one. Taking it out is a bit slower than most.

Iker Adams

| Jun 02, 2021

The impression I got was very impressive. This is a very good design, and the steel definitely has a high carbon content. This company retains an edge in the custom steel fabricator industry that I am yet to match. Since I don't make too many blades, I have an understanding of what's going on. It's not just me who knows this, I've used chainsaw bars and I've forged and folded steel enough. The fact that I bought this is a testament to my love of steel. The reason I didn't make it was because I didn't want to. I spend my days in the forest wandering through it doing whatever I please. In fact, if it were heavier I would be able to chop down larger trees, but chainsaws are supposed to be for that. There is no question this is the best tool money can buy when it comes to bushwhacking, setting up camp, and medium splits and omg kindling. You can use it in so many unexpected ways that I cannot describe them. You should definitely bring it along with you if you're going to explore the forest and do neat stuff.

Clara Key

| May 31, 2021

However I would appreciate it if they had the old guard on the hilt, and if there was a left handed version available. It's a BEAST, though. I don't know how else to describe it. I can chop it better than my hatchet and slice it like a good knife. It's still in good shape after a few It is nice to see the reproductions of old military training manuals, which helps to push the history forward. I really enjoy using this tool. I think it's cool, and it's also very useful. It is a credit to Pennsylvania and the United States.

Eric PARRY

| Feb 20, 2021

must admit I was skeptical about the woodman's pal because it is a quite pricey tool. That is a lot of hard-earned money for a simple However, as soon as I got my hands on it and used it, I can attest that it is well worth the asking price. Everything - the tool, the sharpening stone, everything - is made here in America. Generally speaking, I thought that it was pretty useful, and you can purchase several of those Wally machetes for what you spend on this one, if you never use one then buying it this way is a great deal. It is a great tool to carry on your ATV if you use one often for clearing, hiking, camping, or want a tool to carry on your clearing. There's no way a good quality tool is cheap, but neither is it cheap. This is the kind of tool that you should buy if you want to have it for a lifetime. It is versatile enough to be used for a variety of tasks and it is constructed well enough to hold up over time. During my experiments with the sickle edge, I used it to chop trees, brush, and thorn bushes. It performed perfectly. A little practice is needed to sharpen it properly and get it to hold an The buy now button will take you to a tool that's made in the USA that's ideal for your purpose. My wish would have been to have been able to buy one a year.

Sullivan Clements

| Sep 04, 2020

After I ordered one a few weeks back, I've had a chance to use it around the house in several ways since I received it (before delivery estimates). it is to cut wood, trim bushes or flowerbeds or to make a call while fishing or hunting - this tool is essential to me The Woodman's Pal is one of the best tools to have around while you're outside. That's where I go each and every time I trust him for any project requiring chopped, trimmed, etc. and he is incredibly dependable. Despite its sleek design and good sheath, they hold up quite well. You are safe while traveling since it is made and gives you some protection. As for the blade, it is well - Designed to cut through just about Despite hundreds of usages, I don't see it getting dull at all. This tool is the best for anyone working outdoors - whether in the woods or on the farm - and I'd recommend it without any reservation. Thanks for the wonderful tool! I'll make sure to spread the word to.

Justice O’SULLIVAN

| May 01, 2021

The purpose of this The vast majority of the votes were in favor This is the most I have ever spent on a tool of this type. It's awesome, I tell you. I feel like it will never be broken. This part worked great for me when I had a big pile of bamboo to clean and strip! Strip by grabbing, pulling, and separating. live in the bamboo, as you may Of course, you've got to trade off some weight

If I find anything more awesome after further clearing of this jungle, I'll be sure to.

Omari Montgomery

| Jun 21, 2021

It was apparent to me at first glance that the toe of the blade had a slight bend, which did not affect its performance. The first few times, dead branches bounced more than green branches. Green branches fell in single swing, green branches in multiple swings. A perfect balance of weight and balance can be found here. I had little difficulty sharpening the blade, but it took a bit of time to ensure it was perfect. It holds its edge very well for the time I had it. Handcrafted in USA.

Salem Shelton

| Jul 20, 2021