Fireman Shovel Machete
Key features
- •Crafted from the highest quality materials
- •Built for performance and durability
- •Made in El Salvador
Fireman Shovel Machete
List Price: $44.00$39.60DEALYou Save: $4.40 (10%)
Free shippingFree Returns – 30 daysFree Order CancellationSecure Payment2–3 Days DeliveryGet It June 22, 2026In Stock (5)No marketing spamNo account requiredFulfilment by FedEx / Amazon / UPS / ShipwirePayPal / Card Buyer Protection
Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.1
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great product good quality steel well balanced it wasnt crazy ...
Amazon Customer•January 5, 2017
great product good quality steel well balanced it wasnt crazy sharp but it didnt take long to sharpen love it
Solid
Richard Dow•November 27, 2016
Solid. Multiple uses.
Kinda light for shoveling, unless you are shoveling snow ...
ihatepunks•October 31, 2015
Kinda light for shoveling, unless you are shoveling snow, however the edge on the thing is sharp. It could be used to chop small saplings, weeds, jungle foliage etc. It reminds you of a med evil battle axe. For twenty bucks I guess its worth it.....the sheath does not have a belt loop so you'll have to pack that or carry it..
a lot of power and very sharp
person•October 28, 2015
This isn't really a shovel it has nothing to really help with digging. but this is an amazing machete with a ton of chopping power. Its basically a hatchet mixed with a machete. I really enjoy it and love unique designs that work well. But again if you want a shovel you should pass, but I think it's still definitely worth it.
Chops good, digs decently
Brian•October 24, 2015
It can take a beating. Mine didn't have the weird hole in it.
Chops good, digs decently, looks sexy as hell. Def worth the price.
Update June 28th 2017:
This poor thing has taken a serious beating in the mountains of Colorado.
Drunkenly digging up large rocks put a good number of dings in the edge but it's still sharp enough to chop wood.
Lost our frying pan on the trek at some point, but have no fear the marbles doubles as a flat top stove. Once all the red paint burnt and melted off and a quick cleaning, we cooked bacon/rabbit/squirrel etc. on it. The handle is very durable despite reckless swinging and beating rocks and trees up with it.
Chops good, digs decently, looks sexy as hell. Def worth the price.
Update June 28th 2017:
This poor thing has taken a serious beating in the mountains of Colorado.
Drunkenly digging up large rocks put a good number of dings in the edge but it's still sharp enough to chop wood.
Lost our frying pan on the trek at some point, but have no fear the marbles doubles as a flat top stove. Once all the red paint burnt and melted off and a quick cleaning, we cooked bacon/rabbit/squirrel etc. on it. The handle is very durable despite reckless swinging and beating rocks and trees up with it.
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