Machete Cojang Jungle, Condor CTK-62746

The Cojang Jungle Machete is a Sumatran design that has been researched and improved by Joe Flowers. Based on the structure of the Klewang and Cojang swords and tools, Flowers found a replica dating back to the turn of the century in a San Francisco antiques dealer. The result is an extremely light and functional machete that has been subjected to practical testing with excellent results.

Lightweight and well-balanced design
The pointed blade of the Cojang Jungle Machete is 6mm thick and tapers to just under 2mm at the tip, making it extremely light and easy to handle. Instead of the traditional horn-style blade, Condor has opted for a full-tang handle with a protrusion at the end to integrate a lanyard, maintaining the aesthetic tradition of this legendary blade.

Quality materials
The blade of the Cojang Jungle Machete is made of high-quality 1075 HCS steel, ensuring its durability and strength. In addition, the handle is made of walnut wood, which is not only durable but also comfortable to hold and maneuver.

Specs
This machete has an overall length of approximately 70.3 cm, with a blade length of approximately 53 cm and a blade thickness of 6 mm. It also has an approximate weight of 810 g, making it easy to handle and carry. Additionally, it comes with a leather sheath to protect the blade during transport and storage.

In summary, the Cojang Jungle Machete, Condor CTK-62746, is a high-quality tool that combines traditional aesthetics with a modern and functional design. Its lightness, durability and balance make it an excellent choice for all types of outdoor work, from cutting wood to clearing trails.