Condor Tool & Knife CTK2012-17.5HC Polar Indigenous Machete 17.6" 1075 Carbon Steel Stonewashed Blade, Walnut Handles, Welted Leather Sheath

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CN2012175HC: Indigenous Machete

Condor Tool & Knife

The Indigenous Machete, designed by Joe Flowers, is engineered as the definitive "middle ground" in the Polar lineup, offering a perfect harmony of reach, speed, and control. Forged from 1075 high carbon steel with a 17.6 inch blade, it provides the cutting authority needed to clear trails and split wood while remaining remarkably responsive in the hand. The blade features a natural stonewash finish to mask wear and a convex grind for smooth, powerful slicing. Visually, it shares the distinctive tribal patterns and ergonomic walnut handle design of the Indigenous Puukko series, creating a unified tool kit with a strong cultural identity.

Built for self-sufficiency in remote environments, this machete prioritizes simplicity and field-ready durability. It weighs just over 21 ounces, providing enough heft for serious work without causing premature fatigue during extended treks. The included handcrafted full-grain leather sheath is uniquely constructed with heavy-duty stitching and no metal hardware, ensuring it is both tough and easy to repair far from civilization. Whether you are managing camp chores or maintaining overgrown paths, the Indigenous Machete is a reliable, high-performance tool built to travel well and work even harder.