The 5 Best sickle Machetes (2023 reviews)

The z & g sickle machete is long-lasting, rigid and fits well with your regular usage like a dream. It is great for the club, downtown, and nighttime is the right time. It slices through even the Woodiest of weeds with ease. If you keep the blade sharp, it works pretty well to cut briars and saplings less than half an inch. It's sharp and very study. The hook on the end is perfect for digging in and pulling/cutting through the thick stuff. It can be used by commercial and home gardeners. It is easy to sharpen, but should be dried after use because it’s also easy to rust.

Why We Like This:

Better than a machete for yard work
Sharp and sturdy it whacks through the garden brush and gets the job done
Nice balance to blade and handle

Best For harvest: Zoom.Lz sickle Machete

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The zoom.lz sickle machete is the best suitable machete on the market today. This is a very sharp, very sturdy tool, made for serious hacking. Used is a durable and top quality blade steel billhook machete with a refined edge for a dependable cut in all situations. It comes with some type of a chief or scabbard.

The uality, sturdiness, strength and ergonomic grip handle on this Machete, it feels balanced in the hand and swings easily because of the well thought-out blade. It is easy to take down bananas and heavy brush. It is recommended for heavy duty clearing brush machete.

Why We Like This:

Ease to use with machete brush axe
Ideal machetes for survival, camping, hunting, bushcraft, land management, or surveying
New and hot release

Best For Clearing The yard: Good worker sickle Machete

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The good worker sickle machete's material feels more premium than its price would suggest. This type of machete is great for cutting thick, green vegetation without having to worry about the blade getting stuck in the material. It is made of heavy duty nylon cordura fabric with a zip and snap fastener. It has a reverse hook shape on the end for touching and pulling vines, catching and cutting large bunches of turf. It is easy to carry when hiking through woods that require frequent hacking to clear the path.

It comes with a zippered sheath and over the shoulder carrying strap. The blades are hardened to chop and cut ONLY. The sheath itself could be a little better made but the inside is lined in plastic which is good so the sharp points themselves won't wreck it. It is quite compact so you can use it for clearing bush and also while camping, hiking, hunting, fishing.

Why We Like This:

Perfect for light work, hiking or camping
Rubber handle makes it easy to hold
Good brand reputation

Best With file: Z & G Good Machete

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Z & G has been making great machete for years, thanks to a combination of clever design and appropriate materials. A rat tail tang is generally pushed inside a handle with a bit of added adhesive to help it stay secure. It is perfect for harvest, farming, gardening, weeding sickle billhook machetes. It protects hands and knuckles from being cut. It feels solid and sharp. It is recommended to sand each surface with a rough grit sandpaper (60 grit or 80 grit) which gives the sticky adhesive something to bond to. It is going to be a little bigger but it’s a good size for small limbs. It can be used by commercial and home gardeners.

Why We Like This:

Good for light stuff (grass and soft green stuff etc) still worth getting
Very sharp and easy to use
Protects the hand from sliding off the handle and on to the blade
Does not provide knuckle or hand protection

Best For garbage industry: SZCO Supplies sickle Machete

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If you often find yourself scrambling for convenient and suitable machete, szco supplies sickle machete should be your first option for buying. It's a good chunk of weighty stainless steel. The sheath it comes with looks sturdy enough, well sewn, reinforced nylon with two button rivets (one on top, one at the tip) and a left-handed belt loop, so you can carry your knives on the right hip. It bit real deep, and the stainless edge came out flawless, as thin as the secondary bevel is. The handle needs to be tightened and the scales are sanded smooth but it otherwise feels good in the hands.

The blade is stainless steel, with a sabre hollow grind and micro bevel. The weight is perfect and takes the work out of doing brush work, much like the difference between a 16 ounce hammer and a framer's 24 ounce hammer to nail a 16 penny nail, it makes that much difference. It will be hanging in the shedfor long periods of time. The rest of the blade is fairly sharp as well.

Why We Like This:

Good investment for long term
Good brand reputation