Golok Parang – Hand Forged Jungle Cleaver Machete for Chopping, Survival, and Outdoor Work

The Golok Parang is a powerful hybrid machete built for serious outdoor challenges. Combining the chopping force of a cleaver with the flowing curve of a traditional parang, this blade is hand-forged in Nepal by Everest Forge using reclaimed 5160 carbon steel from truck leaf springs. It’s a versatile tool ideal for jungle clearing, wood processing, trail building, and survival situations.

The 16-inch blade is polished and sharpened to a field-ready edge, offering excellent balance and cutting power for heavy-duty tasks. Its full tang construction ensures maximum strength, while the 6-inch rosewood handle is shaped for a secure, fatigue-free grip, even during extended use. Reinforced with metal rivets, the handle delivers both durability and comfort.

Each Golok Parang comes with a custom leather scabbard over a cottonwood core for safe carry and protection. Whether you're hacking through dense jungle, clearing brush, or performing camp chores, this cleaver-style parang machete is a trusted companion in the wild.

Key Features

• Blade Material: Hand-forged 5160 high carbon steel (recycled truck leaf spring)
• Blade Style: Golok-Parang hybrid with cleaver-style chopping profile
• Blade Length: 16 inches – optimized for chopping, cutting, and jungle work
• Handle: 6-inch full tang rosewood handle with steel rivets
• Scabbard: Leather-wrapped cottonwood sheath for safe storage and carry
• Use: Ideal for bushcraft, survival, jungle clearing, trail cutting, and firewood tasks
• Condition: Sharpened and ready to use upon delivery
• Warranty: Covered under Everest Forge quality assurance

Specifications

• Blade Length: 16 inches (40.64 cm)
• Handle Length: 6 inches (15.24 cm)
• Total Length: Approx. 22 inches
• Steel Type: 5160 high carbon spring steel
• Edge Type: Single-edged, convex grind
• Tang: Full tang construction
• Scabbard: Handcrafted leather sheath with wood core

Note

Each Golok Parang is hand-forged by Nepalese craftsmen, meaning slight variations in weight, finish, or details are part of its character. Every piece is made to work, not just to look good — a true field blade for real-world users.