Iron Reaver – Extra Large Tactical Cleaver Machete by Everest Forge

The Iron Reaver is not just a machete — it's a heavy-duty jungle cleaver designed to destroy dense vegetation, thick limbs, or whatever stands in your way. With its massive 17-inch blade and vented spine, this full tang chopper delivers brutal force in every swing. Built for jungle clearing, tactical survival, and bushcraft power tasks, the Iron Reaver stands at the top of the Everest Forge lineup as a tool of unmatched heft and presence.

Hand-forged in Nepal from 5160 high carbon steel (recycled truck spring), this cleaver-style machete is water-tempered and polished to hold a sharp edge through harsh fieldwork. The large, flat blade with ventilation holes reduces drag and redistributes weight forward — boosting chopping performance and balance. The 12-inch full tang handle is crafted from durable rosewood with ergonomic shaping, allowing for one- or two-handed use comfortably.

The Iron Reaver is built to last, sharpened and ready to go, complete with a heavy-duty leather-wrapped wood-core scabbard. Whether you’re in the jungle, on the farm, or off the grid, this machete means business — it's not just a blade, it's a statement.

Key Features

• Blade Material: Hand-forged 5160 high carbon steel from truck spring
• Blade Length: 17 inches – wide cleaver profile with spine vents for reduced drag
• Handle: 12-inch full tang rosewood handle with ergonomic shaping
• Design: Built for maximum chopping power, bush clearing, and outdoor destruction
• Scabbard: Includes handmade leather-wrapped cottonwood sheath
• Condition: Sharpened and ready to use
• Warranty: Backed by Everest Forge craftsmanship guarantee

Specifications

• Blade Length: 17 inches (43.18 cm)
• Handle Length: 12 inches (30.48 cm)
• Total Length: Approx. 29 inches
• Steel: 5160 high carbon spring steel
• Edge: Convex grind, polished and water-tempered
• Tang: Full tang, triple riveted for durability
• Scabbard: Leather-wrapped cottonwood core

Note

Every Iron Reaver is hand forged in Nepal by expert bladesmiths. Minor variations in finish or size are signs of true craftsmanship and make each machete unique. Built for use — not display.