Bush / Latin-Style Machetes
Tramontina 22 Inch Bush Machete with Poly Handle
- Blade Length: 22″
- Overall Length: 27″
- Textured hard plastic handle
- Bush Style SAE 1070 High-Carbon Steel
- Imported from Brazil
- Primary grind established at factory but will require further sharpening for fine edge.
- Not aesthetically pristine and may have minor blemishes that are not considered defective.
- Sheath sold separately
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In many ways Tramontina is the machete of Brazil. And yes, they know their machetes in Brazil. Tramontina machetes are used by rural workers in the hinterlands of South America. These machetes are now becoming more and more popular outside of Brazil as Tramontina value is truly extraordinary. A no frills, economical work machete.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Blade Length | 22 in. |
| Total Length | 27 in. |
| Weight | 1 lb. 1 oz. |
| Width at Widest Point | 2 3/8 in. |
| Blade Composition | SAE 1070 High-Carbon Steel |
| Blade Thickness (Above Handle / At Tip) | 2.2 mm / 1.9 mm. |
| Blade Style | |
| Blade Detail | Primary grind established at factory but may require sharpening before first use. |
| Full Tang | Yes |
| Handle Features | Lanyard Hole, Rivited |
| Handle Material | Hard Plastic / Polypropylene |
| Handle Style | Quillon |
| Country of Origin | Brazil |
Based on 2 reviews
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Lee Sowders –
Best BRUSH Machete on the market for an average guy. Tall guys and experienced choppers I recommend the 24″ because it gives more reach and momentum.
Again, this is a brush Machete, meant for bushes, briars, small trees and limbs <1" dia. hard wood, or <2" dia. for softer woods like pine trees.
I personally like the poly handle. I've never had one break, They don't degrade, and most importantly they don't give splinters after a few years like wood handles tend to. (But I'd still use gloves to prevent blisters!)
Lee Sowders –
Harry dodd –
a great tool for small trees and clearing the jungle path
Harry dodd –