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Condor’s Parang Machete draws on the traditional Southeast Asian blade shape, built for clearing and heavy chopping. The long, forward-curved blade carries weight where it’s needed most, making it efficient through brush and thicker vegetation. A rugged finish helps protect the steel in humid or damp conditions, while the handle is shaped for a comfortable, secure grip over longer sessions. Designed as a working tool rather than an ornament, it’s the sort of machete you’ll want when there’s real clearing to be done.
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Add to BasketUnexpectedly received this mighty parang as a birthday gift ! Well let me tell you , these guys at condor dont mess around ! A serious piece of well crafted steel ! Definitely not for the faint hearted ! Reasonably sharp out of the box , will need some working to get it razor sharp . The leather case is great quality as well . All in all very impressed and great service from heinnie!
Good points: well built thick hard steel, two sweet spots on the curve, good tip action, good reach and nice balance. Really good sheath for a machete. Bad points: awful grind, the angle of grind is so bad that its like an axe. I have had to strip all of the finish and re-grind the edge to get the blade to be of any serious use. The original grind just bounced out or was too thick to slash. However, now striped and re-ground, a really good blade, but took several hours of hard work! Worth buying if you want to regrind, otherwise I would think twice. Gets a four for price, steel, shape handle and sheath, but would give two if I did not know how to fix problems!
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
