Bush King Machete – Hand Forged Two-Handed Jungle Blade by Everest Forge

When the terrain is unforgiving and the vegetation relentless, the Bush King Machete stands as the ultimate blade for the task. Hand-forged in Nepal from 5160 high carbon steel, this two-handed jungle machete is designed to dominate heavy brush, clear dense trails, and strike through the toughest natural obstacles with ease. Its long, forward-weighted blade delivers maximum impact force, while the contoured grip ensures safety, comfort, and control in demanding environments.

The 20-inch blade is raw-finished and slightly curved, optimized for cutting efficiency and long swing momentum. It’s crafted from recycled truck leaf springs and water-tempered for edge durability and toughness. The 8-inch full tang handle is carved from premium rosewood with detailed cross-hatch grip work, reinforced with a protective guard and extended pommel for solid two-handed control.

Whether you’re blazing jungle paths, handling large outdoor jobs, or seeking a high-performance survival blade, the Bush King is built for function — and forged with pride. It includes a handmade leather-wrapped scabbard for safe carry and protection.

Key Features

• Blade Material: Hand-forged 5160 high carbon steel, water-tempered and hardened
• Blade Length: 20 inches – raw finish with forward-weighted power curve
• Handle: 8-inch full tang carved rosewood handle with guard and pommel
• Use: Ideal for clearing thick brush, jungle trails, survival tasks, or two-handed chopping
• Scabbard: Handmade leather-wrapped wood-core sheath included
• Condition: Sharpened and ready for field use
• Warranty: Backed by Everest Forge craftsmanship guarantee

Specifications

• Blade Length: 20 inches (50.8 cm)
• Handle Length: 8 inches (20.32 cm)
• Total Length: Approx. 28 inches
• Steel: 5160 high carbon spring steel
• Tang: Full tang with riveted rosewood handle
• Scabbard: Cottonwood core, leather-wrapped handmade sheath

Note

Each Bush King Machete is hand-forged using traditional methods. Minor variations in blade shape, polish, or wood grain are part of its handmade identity. No two are exactly alike—each is made to be used, not just admired.