Parang Machete – Hand Forged Outdoor Blade for Brush Clearing and Jungle Tasks

Compact yet powerful, the Parang Machete is forged for real outdoor performance. Designed with a wide, forward-curved blade, this machete excels at chopping, slashing, and clearing thick brush where conventional knives fail. Originating from Southeast Asia, the parang is renowned for its deep cutting power and efficient weight-forward design — a proven tool in jungle survival and fieldwork.

Hand-forged in Nepal using high carbon 5160 leaf spring steel, this blade is tough, resilient, and holds a sharp edge through demanding use. The raw finish gives it a rugged, working character, making it ideal for those who need a reliable machete, not just a decorative piece. Its blade delivers focused chopping strength in tight spaces, perfect for trail clearing, carving, or campsite tasks.

The full tang handle, crafted from premium rosewood, offers a solid and comfortable grip, allowing excellent control with reduced fatigue. Paired with a cottonwood scabbard wrapped in leather, the parang stays secure during transport and storage. Whether you’re a survivalist, bushcrafter, or working in dense vegetation, this parang is sharpened, tempered, and ready for use right out of the box.

Key Features

• Blade Material: Hand-forged 5160 high carbon steel (truck leaf spring)
• Blade Finish: Raw finish with sharpened edge
• Blade Style: Wide, curved parang-style blade
• Handle: Full tang rosewood handle for comfort and grip
• Use: Ideal for brush clearing, trail carving, camp chores, and survival
• Scabbard: Leather-wrapped cottonwood sheath for secure carry
• Condition: Water tempered, sharpened, and ready to use
• Warranty: Covered under Everest Forge quality warranty

Specifications

• Total Length: Approx. 17.5 inches
• Blade Length: 12 inches (30.48 cm)
• Handle Length: 5.5 inches (14 cm)
• Weight: Approx. 900 grams
• Steel Type: 5160 high carbon spring steel
• Edge Type: Single-edged, convex grind
• Tang: Full tang construction

Note

All Everest Forge blades are hand forged using traditional methods in Nepal. Minor variations in size, finish, or weight are part of the craftsmanship process and make each piece unique. Designed for serious field use — this is a tool, not a toy.