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from the rugged mountains of the Philippines for generations of indigenous people through centuries of survival and real-life use have perfected the design of their most valuable tool the machete we proudly bring you the trail blade based on the original this machete merges their legendary design with modern materials and engineering to create the ultimate outdoor tool so one of the things I really like about the trail blade is the shape first of all you'll notice it's flared towards the end a lot more weight towards the end kind of gives it a spin makes it ideal for chopping it balances out really nice actually about right here get a nice job the cutting edge is completely straight so all the way to the tip all the way to here is usable cutting edge the palawan has made their machetes out of spring street stripes one of the problems with that was that they rust terribly and when you're in a jungle environment where it's moist damp all the time they just rust they just rust this however is that is an improvement this is a crucible s35vn stainless steel it's corrosion resistant but on top of that they've they've engineered this to be very hard it holds an edge extremely well and yet it's not too hard to sharpen in its chip resistant which is also really important you get some of these harder steel this is a hard steel but you get some harder steel and you hit a rock or something like that you'll end up with a big chip out of it and if that happens yeah that's a problem we had with you plowing machete blunts out what happened we also have a really interesting take on the home they've got a home that's convex rather than flat ground or even concave which makes it so that when you're chopping into some something a piece of wood or tree all that force that pinching force that happens when you cut into that tree is happening really close to the sharp edge of the blade my name is Chris from George this is my brother Timothy I lived in the Philippines for about five years as a young adult some of the racked up I think 10 years 10 years yeah I got 10 years anyway I got the idea for starting unit palawan blade and creating the trail blade machete I was thinking about the Philippines that thinking about my life in the mountains I was thinking about things that I valued and realized that one of the things I missed was having a good machete and I got to thinking what if what if somebody took the power-on legend and created created a machete that actually had a handle that would stay on actually made out of the metal that would hold up to the abuse that I put it through Genoa was first travel hem of chair it's incredibly comfortable ultralight and has a minimum tax on we invented a brand new fastening system which allows you to set up canoe in just one minute quino's unique design focuses on a straightforward and mobile usability without tying any knobs it's easily set up in a minute just pull through the main rope twisted and keno is fixed all parts are permanently joined and the pluggable spreader bar is kept in place with internal bungee cords compared to regular hemlocks tillu offers you much more sit in comfort at an unbeatable set-up time you can take a canoe for a relaxing break in the park canoe brings coordinates to your favorite place at home excellent for a relaxing afternoon discover new places take your canoe out in the countryside in the middle of your city or for a trip to far distant places you yeah never to me he Oh