United Cutlery Combat Commander Thai Nagi

The blade is flimsy and week, maybe 2 or 3 blows before it bends, the size is very good, the handle is very good

I knew full well this is United Cutlery. Yet in a moment of weakness, I ordered the Thai Nagi for the novelty of it. It's a machete on a stick. Room for four hands!Smote some hapless wisteria vines as my first test of blade performance. They were green and tough vines, maybe pencil-thin. None took more than a couple hacks to sever. I didn't notice any damage until after my hack session - which was not rigorous. Almost the entire blade is now slightly angled to one side. Bent. Edge has a slight nick. Should have stuck with tall weeds (not that I grow any around here).It's comfortable enough in hand. I presume the Nagi would handle bottles or weeds unscathed, but then, I could be wrong.It's what you expect from United Cutlery. A tier below Cold Steel. (due to reputation)Nagi is still functional (not ruined) . . . but I'm soured on the brand.

very sharp, light and build quality is very good. comes in a good packaging.not a toy for sure.

I got this as a birthday gift for my partner and she absolutely loves it. I also got her a short sword, but this is better because it allows her to use a two handed grip and provides more reach. She is definitely feeling her inner Dora Milaje.If I were to end up fighting a grizzily bear (which have no intention of ever doing) I would prefer to have this in hand than a short sword or a knife. My male ego is in check.

Very solid and blade was sharper and cleaner than I expected. Good value.

Not a bad blade. The actual cutting edge is smaller than posting displays. You’ll have to make your own sheath if you intend to carry on your back. Large brush will damage the blade

So I'm going to say this now, when I bought this I didn't expect a whole lot. We're talking a good amount of material for a rather minuscule price. The blade steel is 1065 so a good choice for an outdoor beater but it does require maintenance, the handle is a sort of abs plastic, very very tough. I've thrown this like a spear, split wood ( pine and oak ), cut down brush, small and large. It gets the job done! I did bend the tip while throwing but expected it, I was able to heat it up and bend it back. I believe I have truly tested this in harsh conditions and its held up amazing! It also makes for a decent chair backrest, and it even works as a canoe paddle if your in a pinch👌

Just as advertised. Blade is sharp. Construction from blade to handle is very sturdy. This is a deadly, battle ready weapon. Awesome quality for this level of value. Very happy with my purchase, would buy it again.

Super Cool Kauf enflung

Artikel sehr gut nur kostet der in echt nicht über 60.- also wird hier zu überteuren Preis angeboten glaube die kaufen das selber bei billigeren VERKÄUFER um es dann über Preis zu verkaufen

Preis Leistung spricht für das Produkt. Ein Stern Abzug, weil es an einer Schraube leicht wackelt.

Der Thai Gladius sieht gut aus und der lange Griff erlaubt ein festes Zupacken. Beim genauen Hinsehen zeigt sich allerdings deutlich, dass die Klinge zumindest bei meinem Exemplar nicht hundertprozentig geradesteht. Der kleine Schriftzug am Klingenansatz verläuft nicht ganz parallel zur Griffkante. Die Seiten der Klinge in dem Bereich zeigen das gleiche. Das beweist, dass die Klinge nicht bis in den Griff hineinreicht, was unverzeihlich ist. Auch wenn man mit dem Ding wohl niemals Holz hacken oder kämpfen wird, es hat gefälligst von anständiger Qualität zu sein. Der Preis von 80 Euro ist doppelt so hoch, wie bei anderen Macheten und angesichts der enttäuschenden Qualität durchaus frech.

gute Qualität