Camillus Carnivore X 18" Durable 420 Stainless Steel Titanium Bonded Hunting Hiking Camping Survival Machete with Nylon Sheath & Removable Trimming Knife

This is a very handy machete for managing unwanted weeds, shrubs, small trees and snakes.It has a good heft and cuts well, stays sharp and is thick and heavy enough to deliver a heavy cut.I don't think it is what I would take into the Amazon or Asian jungles- not long enough for whacking a path through saw grass or thick jungle.But it is perfect for American forests, for camping and scouting, bush whacking and overgrowth clearing.Comes with a macho sheath and enhances the image of a well-equipped hunter.

I had used the longer version of this machete for many years and it was a perfect brush chopper. It was lost and this replacement is much easier to use in tight spaces. Makes quick work of brush. Solid and easy to hold on to the grip.

So, this thing is light, very very light, the handle is not great and under heavy use it will break.Its a chopper with no weight, and the durability will be about average, the handle is slick plastic when wet.The handle needs two things, #1 not to be w/e material it is, or dipped in rubber. and 2 the cross guard needs to be bigger, one slip and its tendons top or bottom with this thing.If you want a 25$ machete this prolly isnt your pick.If you are a bushcrafter this defintely isnt your pick.If you ARE and backpacker or hiker.. this may be your jam. its light, very light and very sharp, there are multiple uses for it when you are shedding ounces, it can saw but not well, not safely, but it can replace a pocket saw, it is wide enuff to replace a trowel, it "can" chop, but requires much more effort than a machete. its a jack of all trades but master of none type thing, the main thing it has going for it is its light, and itll do its job. and if you like it, youll buy another after a few trips, but for 25$ cant really complain

There isn’t enough good things I can say about this combo set. Camillus has overdone themselves with this one. It is a very sharp and very sturdy machete and the small multi-use knife is awesome as well. Both of course have that great titanium blade we’ve grown to expect from Camillus that is a breeze to sharpen and holds an edge better than most products on market. Although it has a little weight to it; it is balanced perfectly and doesn’t cause wrist and/or arm/shoulder fatigue. The sheath is well made and of quality material also. While wearing it on your belt it stays put and doesn’t slide around or get in your way. I love that I can separate the two and carry only one or the other at a time. I highly recommend this Camillus Carnivore-X.

This machete worked awesome while I was clearing out some b brush in the yard.

Very nice

Amazing knife for the price. A cross between a hatched, knife, saw and machete. Heavy duty. Only "Con" is the plastic handle. Will try wrapping in paracord or maybe Plastic Dip? Big selling point...Lifetime Warranty...but read the fine print: "Send the product in its original box for proof of purchase along with an explanation of defect." Yes, you must save the box for the rest of your life. You can register your product on camillusknives dot com. I sent an email asking if once registered I still have to save the box. Will update if they respond.Update: Put a section of 700/30-40C inner tube on the handle...much better feel! Had to apply heat with hair dryer to get it to go. See photo.Update 2: Washed the tube section with soap and water, improves the grip.Update 3: Correction...tube is a 700/35-43C. A tight fit, like a second skin. No word about warranty yet.

This machete has it all - sharp blade, serrated edge, smaller knife included...and the case attaches very nicely to your belt making it a handy device that is always available so you can be "at the ready". Ready for what, you might ask? Well, imagine you are in your backyard and a band of miscreants wander in and threaten to beat you about the head and face. Brandish the weapon to let them know you won't be toyed with. If that doesn't scare them off immediately you can throw the small knife at their leader to take him out. Use the business end of the machete to take care of the rest of them. When the dust settles, you can simply carve them up into manageable pieces using the serrated edge. (Pro tip: If you bury them, be sure to plant a protected species of foliage on top of them so the local law enforcement department will be less likely to go digging around). At the end of the day, the machete has proven to be your best friend. Definitely will be purchasing another one. We live in a bad section of town.....