Friedrich Dick Ultralight Machete "Grade B" keeping the handle stiff and

keeping the handle stiff and strong without becoming excessively heavy and tiring in use

allowing the belt loop to be mounted on either face as desired

These stones may be costly for their small size due to the hand finishing required to make them

5" in front of the American hickory handle

While Seymour's blades are good enough and get the job done

Friedrich Dick Ultralight Machete "Grade B" keeping the handle stiff andFor quite some time we carried and sold the #333 insulation knife by Mora of Sweden with the edge re tuned for use as an ultra light machete, until Mora decided to discontinue the model. Fortunately we stumbled across this little gem to replace it! The 12" spring tempered stainless steel blade features a full flat grind (unlike the Mora) for deep biting cuts and good rigidity in the spine. The ergonomic polypropylene handle is injection molded