89 results for 'Cane Machetes'

Our military used the same basic Bolo knife from the turn of the century through WWII. Manufactured from 1897 to 1918, it underwent several changes during its production life. First issued to...

This cane is solidly constructed of wood with a black finish. The sculpted cane head is that of an ominous fist and molded in metal, which is imposing enough to ward off the toughest of criminals...

  The M48 Kommando Tactical Survival Hammer from United Cutlery

Honshu rejuvenates and redefines the centuries-old kukri machete, adapting it for the challenges of modern combat and outdoor adventure. The full tang blade is7Cr13 stainless steel with a blood...

This update in the famous kukri from United Cutlery epitomizes M48's knack for bold, modern weaponry based on classic, time-tested designs. This ultimate field machete features a razor-sharp 2Cr13...

A cool, damascus Tanto that doubles as a short machete/wilderness knife. The blade has wedge shaped tip for thrusting power and a finger cut-out at the ricasso if want to use a choked-up grip. The...

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This Sassafras whistle has a wrist strap that easily replaces the standard leather wrist strap on walking staffs and canes. Add one of these hand-made shrill whistles to your walking stick,...

  Crafted in a traditional shillelagh design, this walking stick

Sold Out The M-1909 Bolo Knife was designed to aid US soldiers with jungle foliage that they found themselves in with incursions into Cuba and the Philippines, where natives used similar sized...

Putting their emphasis on new "scare-your-friends" tactical knives, "scare-a-bear" survival knives, "scare-the-vegetation" (and don't forget "scare-a-zombie") machetes and "scare-an-uncooperative...

This trail compass with a wrist strap easily replaces the standard leather wrist strap on walking staffs and canes. Add one of these compasses and never be lost again! The precise liquid-filled...