Condor Parang Machete Review-Urban NorthWest

The Condor Parang is a machete that I felt I should have bought instead of the parang that you can buy at Walmart; not to mention any names. This was my second time handling it, IN MY OPINION is a well built design, but of course since the company has been around since the 1700's. My only biggest downside to it IN MY OPINION is the weight, slightly on the heavy side to back pack long distance with. BUT your ability and what you want to carry may differ. Overall its a hecka of a deal for about $50-60 you get a lot of blade. I did find out that my brother in-law bought it for $40 in 2013.
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[@movingtorichmondva]

Thanks for posting, good demo! Just what I was looking for!

[@jvalencia4]

Just bought the Village Parang, cant wait. Prob get this next Only review that I have seen that actually knew how to cut wood with a machete!

[@rostrust8043]

Parang originated from borneo especially sabah,sarawak..parang is our everyday tool we used it for cutting tree,bamboo and so on..the most popular parang is chandong from iban tribe..

[@georgeof78]

I bought the Baer Grylls Gerber parang and I wasn't too impressed. Then I bought the Condor Village Parang and it's awesome! Great quality for the money. I'm gonna pick up the Condor 17.5 inch parang like you show.

[@babyboiriv]

Condor makes a kukri that's incredibly thick like that, it's called the heavy duty kukri, they also make a thinner kukri also

[@UrbanNorthWest]

+SICK UM Thanks for the info, I will put that on my "must get list"

[@adammcguinness9950]

I have the HD & King Kukri from Condor. They’re chopping monsters.

[@theoneeyedwoodsman4726]

The taper of the blade is called a "distal taper".

[@tulelo1289]

SERBUS! I would like to ask, did you cut with the factory edge? Or did you sharpen the edge? Thank you in advance for your answer.

[@joshsimp1995]

I made a fishing spear with it

[@Revelation13-8]

Pretty sure its NOT for wood chopping , that's for axes :) its designed for light brush clearing

[@eatme7281]

We need blood

[@paulmares9815]

I imagine that such thickness on the back is needed when blade is as thin as this one at the shaft. Doesn't look very durable/stable to me

[@baroneb5043]

Paul Mares u allright ? it has a 1/4" spine made with 1075 HC Steel.... u obviously know NOTHING about machetes....

[@mickroe8798]

I am a massive Condor machete fan,however I have that one , I do not like it.

[@daryleferguson1955]

These guys don't use these choppers safely,dangerous,need training

[@arshatarifin7442]

The parang itself is from the south east Asia region..not from salvador or something..the condor knife making plant is in el salvador ok..the parang is widely use in Malaysia..east or west Malaysia doesn't matter..all the same..southern thailand..west philipines and indonesia rain forest. That thing in ur video is just a knock off version of the real parang we got here.

[@as65801]

Well, we don't have jungles in America, so it works.

[@MT-vw6pf]

@@as65801 Florida, Louisiana? Kinda marshy/jungaly vibes in the bayous or swamps