--- product_id: 2127523 title: "Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle" brand: "condor" price: "β‚±15288" currency: PHP in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Condor" url: https://www.desertcart.ph/products/2127523-tool-and-knife-survival-machete-with-walnut-handle store_origin: PH region: Philippines --- # ergonomic grained walnut handle handcrafted welted leather sheath 0.2 in thick high carbon steel blade Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle **Brand:** condor **Price:** β‚±15288 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ—‘οΈ Own the wild with precision-crafted power in your hands! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle by condor - **How much does it cost?** β‚±15288 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ph](https://www.desertcart.ph/products/2127523-tool-and-knife-survival-machete-with-walnut-handle) ## Best For - condor enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted condor brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Ergonomic Walnut Grip:** Premium grained walnut handle designed for secure, comfortable swings during extended outdoor tasks. - β€’ **Artisan Leather Sheath:** Handcrafted welted leather sheath offers stylish, safe blade storage and easy carry on every adventure. - β€’ **Razor-Sharp Durability:** 0.2-inch thick 1075 high carbon steel blade engineered for unmatched edge retention and rugged use. - β€’ **Balanced Heft & Precision:** Perfectly weighted 14.5-inch blade with bulbous handle ensures powerful cuts without fatigue. - β€’ **Versatile Survival Powerhouse:** Convex grind blade excels at everything from dense brush clearing to tactical survival missions. ## Overview The Condor Tool & Knife Survival Machete features a robust 0.2-inch thick 1075 high carbon steel blade paired with an ergonomic walnut handle for superior grip and control. Its handcrafted welted leather sheath ensures safe, stylish transport. Designed with a convex grind, this 14.5-inch machete is a versatile tool ideal for camping, gardening, brush clearing, and survival scenarios, delivering durability and balance that professionals and outdoor enthusiasts trust. ## Description Product description Cutting-Edge Performance: Discover Condor Knives Exceptional Craftsmanship Known for precision craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each knife is carefully designed and forged to ensure superior quality and performance Durability and Reliability Made from high-quality materials, Condor Knives withstand harsh conditions and rigorous use, making them a reliable choice for outdoor enthusiasts. Heritage and Innovation With a rich heritage, Condor Knives blend traditional craftsmanship with modern innovations, honoring classic techniques and latest blade technology Value for Money Provide excellent value for money, offering high-quality blades at competitive prices and getting a well-crafted tool that will serve you for years Precision Craftsmanship Meets Durability Throwing Axe Double Bit Bushlore Knife Pack Golok Knife DURABILITY Built to withstand rugged jobs such as cutting vegetation in forest and jungles. Suitable for tasks such as carving, feathering, and firewood processing Built to last for camping and rugged jobs with remarkable edge retention ERGONOMIC HANDLE Wrapped with paracord, providing a comfortable and secure grip Overall design of these knives makes them highly functional and a joy to wield A blend of aesthetics and ergonomics providing a comfortable and secure grip VERSATILITY Deliberate design choice that enhances its performance, making it reliable Marked by its distinct aesthetic appeal and a valuable gear to your collection A deliberate design that makes it suitable an essential tool for survival use Review: awesome tool - UPDATE (OCT 2015): So I've been using this machete for over 3 years and I'm even more convinced now just how outstanding Condor's products are. I own a couple of Condor knives but this one I've owned the longest and put it through the most abuse. Everything from splitting bullets to killing Rattlesnakes to chopping down one-foot thick trees, just to see how the machete would perform. And yes, I know there are more effective tools out there to chop down a tree but I wanted a challenge. However it turned out to be not much of a challenge after all. Overall I used the machete at least once a week in the great Pacific Northwest wilderness for the past three years and I have never been let down by Condor's superior reliability and design of this machete. As far as the sheath goes, It's very nice with thick leather and a premium feel to it. And the part that attaches to the belt swivels freely from the rest of the sheath which is nice for when you're moving around with the machete on your side. But all it took to break it was forgetting a couple of times that it was on my side while getting in my car. At first the hinge got a bit loose until it finally broke off. I contacted Condor about this and without hesitation they simply sent me a brand new sheath to replace the one with the broken hinge. This is awesome customer service and a company that truly stands behind its products. My original 5 star review remains 5 stars. I highly recommend this to anybody looking for a robust and high quality machete for doing actual work with and not just to look nice. ORIGINAL REVIEW (AUG 2012): I bought this machete in the spring after the handle in my cold steel latin machete broke. The golok feels very good in my hand and the bulb on the handle is very functional and keeps the large knife from slipping from my grasp. The steel is very high quality and is very thick compared to the cold steel latin machete. It chops like a boss; the thickest log I chopped with it was an 11 inch pine and the blade was still able to shave the surface of my finger nail.... (stayed very sharp). Overall I put it through a lot of use and abuse and it is holding up. I take it with me on every mountain and hike and I got used to the weight of it. May I add that you do have to take care of the blade because it rusts if it gets wet. It happened to me after a trip to camp muir(10,200 ft.) at Mt. Rainier and the knife got soaked from me glissading down the snow field, a day after which the edge of the blade got a thin layer of rust. But it wasn't anything 5 minutes of polishing couldn't fix. Overall buy this machete if you want it. You will realize how much more you should have wanted it after you use it. Review: A must have tool - My Golok just arrived via UPS and all I can say is wow. I purchased a piece of property early this year that has very dense undergrowth consisting largely of briars and small saplings. I knew I was going to need a bush knife of some sort so I went the cheap route and picked up your basic $10 off the shelf machete from a local big box store. Big mistake. The thing was flimsy, dull and wouldn't cut wet paper. I couldn't even begin to beat my way through the underbrush. Being the person I am I started researching and ended up deciding on the Golok style bush knife. This style is highly regarded in the survivalist community for it's ruggedness and versatility. From clearing brush to chopping down small trees to batoning wood, this knife will handle all with ease. Once I started trying to decide on the actual knife to purchase the Condor really caught my attention. I'm a bit of a knife junkie anyway so seeing that this was carbon steel I immediately knew that this would be able to take and hold an edge. The hardwood handle looked to be top quality as did the leather sheath so the decision to purchase this was easy. The knife arrived from BUDK Catalog three business days after placing my order so no disappointments there. It was nicely packaged with the blade wrapped in parchment and the entire knife in a plastic bag. One thing I expected was for the blade to be liberally oiled being carbon steel but it wasn't. Considering the black finish on either side of the blade leaving only the edge and spine exposed I suppose it's not a big deal. Everything was clean and shiny so I won't fault them for that. The blade itself arrived honed to a razor edge. Being 1/4" thick at the handle you would expect this to be pretty heavy, and while it does have a heft to it does't feel cumbersome. The bulbous handle adds some counterweight to the blade and overall it's pretty well balanced with the point of balance being 2 3/4" from the end of the handle. Not bad for a 14 1/4" blade, which is what mine measured. Since these are made by hand expect some variance in blade length. My initial impression is that they put just as much quality and attention to detail in the sheath as they did the knife. It's made using leather that's slightly over 1/8"thick and riveted in the corners. The belt loop pivots and the rivet is covered internally to prevent it from scratching the blade. Typically I'm a "buy it once" kind of guy and and will gladly pay a little more for quality. My first impression of this knife is that this will be with me for years to come and maybe even end up in the hands of a grandchild one day. The proof is in the pudding though so I still need to take out and abuse it. I'll add to my review once I've had that chance. ## Features - THICKNESS: This high carbon steel machete knife with a thickness of 0.2 in, ensures impressive durability and remarkable edge retention. It is built to last for camping and rugged jobs such as cutting trees or clearing brush paths in forests and jungles. - WALNUT HANDLE: The grained walnut handle is a blend of aesthetics and ergonomics providing a comfortable and secure grip, enhancing the machete's ease of use. This camping machete sword's overall design makes it highly functional and a joy to wield. - HANDCRAFTED WELTED LEATHER SHEATH: Handcrafted with attention to detail and a traditional aesthetic, this machete with sheath facilitates safe and convenient carrying during activities, effectively protecting the sharp blade from accidental exposure. - AUTHENTICITY: This cutlass machete showcases the craftsman's expertise and attention to detail. This long machete knife embodies traditional craftsmanship and is marked by its distinct character, aesthetic appeal and is a valuable gear to your collection. - VERSATILITY: The convex grind is a deliberate design choice that makes this machette suitable and excel at various tasks like for gardening, camping, tree cutting, brush clearing, and even as an essential survival tool for military use. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B004WMFNRW | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #138,045 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #64 in Gardening Machetes | | Blade Length | 14 Inches | | Blade Material | 1075 High Carbon Steel | | Blade Shape | Kukri | | Brand | Condor | | Brand Name | Condor | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 837 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 07417000535068 | | Hand Orientation | Right Hand | | Handle Material | Walnut Wood | | Included Components | Golok Machete | | Item Length | 20.25 Inches | | Item Shape | long single-edged blade | | Item Type Name | fixed blade,hunting knife,outdoor,camping | | Item Weight | 1.11 Kilograms | | Manufacturer | Condor | | Model Name | CTK41014HCS | | Model Number | 60932 | | Part Number | CTK41014HCS_Gris | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Bushcrafting, Camping, Gardening, Hunting, Military Use | | Reusability | Reusable | | Size | 14" | | Special Feature | Full Tang | | Special Features | Full Tang | | Style | Golok | | UPC | 741700053506 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Warranty Description | Manufacturer Warranty | ## Product Details - **Blade Length:** 14 Inches - **Blade Material:** High Carbon Steel - **Brand:** Condor - **Handle Material:** Walnut Wood - **Style:** Golok ## Images ![Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61FzlVR2GpL.jpg) ![Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51gXB6mPrzL.jpg) ![Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71CtCMn0dML.jpg) ![Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Iq1MFjG0L.jpg) ![Tool & Knife Survival Machete with Walnut Handle - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Xa1jV+jLL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Where is item made?** A: Made in El Salvador. This item is well made and top quality but I was slightly disappointed in that it seems to be factory made whereas their earlier products were hand made on forges by blacksmiths often using old bus springs for the material. **Q: What kind of sheath is it? Is it a shoulder or hip sheath?** A: Hip sheath. Leather with swiveling belt loop connection. Very good quality. **Q: Does 14" mean total length or blade length?** A: 14 inch refers to blade length, not total length. The blade is actually 14.25" or so. Overall length is a little under 21 inches. **Q: Is this strong steel? High quality?** A: The Condor blade is very strong and pretty easy to sharpen. I recently use it to chop some hedges down and the blade held up. These hedges are not your run of the mill bushes but are hard wooded. My arm gave out before the Condor did. You won't go wrong with this knife. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ awesome tool *by P***A on August 29, 2012* UPDATE (OCT 2015): So I've been using this machete for over 3 years and I'm even more convinced now just how outstanding Condor's products are. I own a couple of Condor knives but this one I've owned the longest and put it through the most abuse. Everything from splitting bullets to killing Rattlesnakes to chopping down one-foot thick trees, just to see how the machete would perform. And yes, I know there are more effective tools out there to chop down a tree but I wanted a challenge. However it turned out to be not much of a challenge after all. Overall I used the machete at least once a week in the great Pacific Northwest wilderness for the past three years and I have never been let down by Condor's superior reliability and design of this machete. As far as the sheath goes, It's very nice with thick leather and a premium feel to it. And the part that attaches to the belt swivels freely from the rest of the sheath which is nice for when you're moving around with the machete on your side. But all it took to break it was forgetting a couple of times that it was on my side while getting in my car. At first the hinge got a bit loose until it finally broke off. I contacted Condor about this and without hesitation they simply sent me a brand new sheath to replace the one with the broken hinge. This is awesome customer service and a company that truly stands behind its products. My original 5 star review remains 5 stars. I highly recommend this to anybody looking for a robust and high quality machete for doing actual work with and not just to look nice. ORIGINAL REVIEW (AUG 2012): I bought this machete in the spring after the handle in my cold steel latin machete broke. The golok feels very good in my hand and the bulb on the handle is very functional and keeps the large knife from slipping from my grasp. The steel is very high quality and is very thick compared to the cold steel latin machete. It chops like a boss; the thickest log I chopped with it was an 11 inch pine and the blade was still able to shave the surface of my finger nail.... (stayed very sharp). Overall I put it through a lot of use and abuse and it is holding up. I take it with me on every mountain and hike and I got used to the weight of it. May I add that you do have to take care of the blade because it rusts if it gets wet. It happened to me after a trip to camp muir(10,200 ft.) at Mt. Rainier and the knife got soaked from me glissading down the snow field, a day after which the edge of the blade got a thin layer of rust. But it wasn't anything 5 minutes of polishing couldn't fix. Overall buy this machete if you want it. You will realize how much more you should have wanted it after you use it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A must have tool *by E***E on July 18, 2013* My Golok just arrived via UPS and all I can say is wow. I purchased a piece of property early this year that has very dense undergrowth consisting largely of briars and small saplings. I knew I was going to need a bush knife of some sort so I went the cheap route and picked up your basic $10 off the shelf machete from a local big box store. Big mistake. The thing was flimsy, dull and wouldn't cut wet paper. I couldn't even begin to beat my way through the underbrush. Being the person I am I started researching and ended up deciding on the Golok style bush knife. This style is highly regarded in the survivalist community for it's ruggedness and versatility. From clearing brush to chopping down small trees to batoning wood, this knife will handle all with ease. Once I started trying to decide on the actual knife to purchase the Condor really caught my attention. I'm a bit of a knife junkie anyway so seeing that this was carbon steel I immediately knew that this would be able to take and hold an edge. The hardwood handle looked to be top quality as did the leather sheath so the decision to purchase this was easy. The knife arrived from BUDK Catalog three business days after placing my order so no disappointments there. It was nicely packaged with the blade wrapped in parchment and the entire knife in a plastic bag. One thing I expected was for the blade to be liberally oiled being carbon steel but it wasn't. Considering the black finish on either side of the blade leaving only the edge and spine exposed I suppose it's not a big deal. Everything was clean and shiny so I won't fault them for that. The blade itself arrived honed to a razor edge. Being 1/4" thick at the handle you would expect this to be pretty heavy, and while it does have a heft to it does't feel cumbersome. The bulbous handle adds some counterweight to the blade and overall it's pretty well balanced with the point of balance being 2 3/4" from the end of the handle. Not bad for a 14 1/4" blade, which is what mine measured. Since these are made by hand expect some variance in blade length. My initial impression is that they put just as much quality and attention to detail in the sheath as they did the knife. It's made using leather that's slightly over 1/8"thick and riveted in the corners. The belt loop pivots and the rivet is covered internally to prevent it from scratching the blade. Typically I'm a "buy it once" kind of guy and and will gladly pay a little more for quality. My first impression of this knife is that this will be with me for years to come and maybe even end up in the hands of a grandchild one day. The proof is in the pudding though so I still need to take out and abuse it. I'll add to my review once I've had that chance. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A machete that works *by H***E on August 18, 2013* I bought this Condor after becoming frustrated trying to put a decent edge on a Gerber machete. My brush-cutting tasks are not really rigorous, but the Gerber seemed better-suited for use as a club, especially after my wife almost destroyed the edge on a bench grinder, then finished it off by trying to saw her way through a stone, ruining both the stone and the blade. I never managed to bend the blade, but I had heard of others doing so. It is probably not fair to compare this machete directly with the Gerber, but that is where my experience lies. In any event, the Condor trumps the Gerber in almost every respect. First off, it is beautifully crafted. The hardwood handle is perfectly matched to the tang. The wood seemed a bit dry in places, but a little beeswax I had handy gave it a semi-matte satin finish. The blade is sharp right out of the box. Some reviewers have described the Condor products as "kit knives" that needed a bit of work to get a sharp edge, but my example needed nothing. The blade is thick, about 6mm at the handle, tapering to 2-3mm near the point. There is no way you will bend this blade short of putting it in a hydraulic press. The grind is convex, not unlike an axe. I found it to make short work of branches up to about 5/8" in diameter, usually in a couple of swings if I placed the second one right. Some of the thicker brush would probably go easier with pruning shears, but the sheath makes the machete easier to carry than a pruner, leaving my hands free for other chores as I work. I didn't try too much chopping, but the heft and grind of the blade suggest it should perform in this regard. In contrast to the cordura sheath that comes with the Gerber, the Condor sheath is nicely made of thick, heavy leather. It holds the blade securely by friction. It has an oiled black finish, and has the Condor crest embossed on the front. The belt loop pivots on a stud, so that the sheath can swing out of the way if you sit down. If you look around, you can find the machete alone for about half the price of the machete and sheath together, but the sheath is a good value, and worth paying extra for. Of course, the thick blade means a heavy knife, which helps it do its work, but at the same time makes it pretty heavy to lug around. The handle shape does not help in this regard. It is thick and almost round in cross-section, rather than oval as many other machetes. The combined effect is that the Golok feels like quite a load in the hand. On balance, though, this is a very nice tool, capable of doing a lot of work while being very nice to look at and to handle. Update: After using the Golok for a year or so. I am giving it a fifth star. It is simply a fierce brush-clearing implement. I love this thing. Update 7/17: the Golok has proven to be a great chopper. I used it to take down a 4" Chinese elm, not the best tool for the job, but if it is what you have with you, it's good to know it can get it done. Not the best tool for grasses, either, a lighter Salvadoran machete or Tramontina will let you work longer without tiring, but the Golok will do the job. It really comes into its own on medium-sized brush, up to a couple of inches in diameter. I have tried a lot of other machetes since I bought the Golok, but this one gets the call for a pretty wide range of conditions. ## Frequently Bought Together - Condor Tool & Knife Golok Heavy Duty Machete with Leather Sheath - 1075 High Carbon Steel - Hand Crafted Leather Sheath - Tactical Machete - 0.2in Thick - 14.5in Blade - 30.7oz - Smith’s 50582 Axe & Machete Sharpener - Axe, Machete, Hatchet, & Mower Tools - Large Handle w/ Finger Guard - Handheld Manual - Replaceable Carbide Blades - Wire-Bristled Cleaning Brush - Durable - Condor Tool & Knife Duku Heavy Duty Machete Knife - Hand Crafted Welted Leather Sheath - 1075 High Carbon Steel Tactical Machete with Walnut Handle - 4.5mm Thick - 16in Blade - 30.6oz --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ph/products/2127523-tool-and-knife-survival-machete-with-walnut-handle](https://www.desertcart.ph/products/2127523-tool-and-knife-survival-machete-with-walnut-handle) --- *Product available on Desertcart Philippines* *Store origin: PH* *Last updated: 2026-06-01*