Darien Machete-Expat Knives
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- Darien Machete-Expat Knives--
*Due to Covid-19 shipping may be delayed*
The Darien features an ergonomic Micarta handle for all day comfort and a 12.38” blade (18.18” overall). It weighs a mere 15.5 ounces and comes standard with a rugged, tan colored canvas sheath. With 1075 steel construction, the Darien is a chopping machine whether in the Amazon or the jungle in your own backyard. Same "no questions asked" warranty as the standard ESEE® Knives line.
Overall Length: 18.18"
Blade Length: 12.38"
Maximum Thickness: .094"
Steel: 1075 Carbon, 54-56 Rc.
Weight (Blade Only): 15.5 Ounces
Weight (Blade and Sheath): 20 Ounces
Handle: Micarta
Sheath: Canvas
Made In El Salvador
WARRANTY:
ESEE knives are made with absolute attention to detail using the finest raw materials and care during the manufacturing process. We stand behind our knives with a 100% unconditional lifetime guarantee. If your ESEE knife should ever break, we will repair or replace it. This warranty follows the knife throughout its life, anywhere in the world. No sales receipt or warranty registration required. - บันเทิง
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Machete nice, Patrick's skills OUTSTANDING. Named for the Darien Gap I take it? Dangerous place
BushcraftWoodsDevil we name a lot of our stuff after places we’ve been in South America, this is one of them.
@@RandallsAdventureESEEwhat would you recommend for chopping/machete work, the Darien or Junglas?
Thanks for showing us all the fails at the end. I just love the honesty. I like the look of this machete and I am really excited about this one here. Keeping a lookout for it.
I like to include them when I can simply bc we want people to know we don't go out and nail this stuff first time/every time either...these are perishable skills that must be practiced!
Randall's Adventure / ESEE Well said! That is why I support Esee.
That's a useful short machete.
Chops fine.
Love the look of that
Nice machete.
That’s a very nice Condor
spider Outdoors made by Imacasa. Same folks that make condor.
Love how you did this review. Little bit of spec data and lots of action which is what I was looking for. Buying this today and got a used PR4 earlier this week. All the best guys. We love your vids!
Thanks for the video and the outtakes. Good stuff Patrick. Teamed up with that sheath the Darien looks like a great tool.
it's gonna fit the bill for quite a few I think
As usual Patrick, you do a great job all around, +++: :- )
Cannot wait
A day without ramen is like a day without sunshine
shadowdance4666 Agree 100%
That rust looks amazing! This machete has a story to tell
great looking chete- nicely done
Thanks for the video. Esee should try to make a kukri.
Matthew Overacre we hear the kukri quite a bit.
Plus one on the kukri!
@@RandallsAdventureESEE
Kukri's are powerful choppers for their size.
The Greek liked the Kopis very much. The strong curve makes powerful choppers..
beautiful boots
and nice machete and thank you for your products and your sympathy
You are welcome.... Those are Zamberlan Boots...Patrick seems to really like them...
@@RandallsAdventureESEE
I seemed to recognize them, mady in Pieve di Torrebelvicino Vicenza
CIAO GRAZIE
Awesome blade and skill
Thnxs for uploading and sharing this
👍🏻🇺🇸
281 Covfefe you are welcome!
now thats got me written all over it randall ,, i made a machete from a old cycle blade years ago and i love it..
your handle makes yours better then mine ,,lol.
the bloopers were a great way to show that its not always as easy as tv shows things ..
billy joe
billy joe denny we are human and tend to be real. This stuff ain’t easy and we won’t hide behind editing.
Great demonstrations, and I really liked the outtakes too! That looks like a solid tool, definitely on my "must buy" list!
Glad you liked it...
Was looking to snag a fiddleback forge machete but, been out of stock. Going to be grabbing this instead. Actually prefer this a lot more. Looking forward to landing the kydex for it as well. Thanks for sharing.
thank you!! we hope you enjoy it for sure!
Awesome!!!
Nice, hopefully we can get some here in the UK once the current situation is better 👍
Prepper Del some should be headed that way soon!
After what you did to the three and watching the out takes i am surprised they let you out wth sharp instruments 🤣. Great video and its good to see things dont always go to plan even with your knowledge and skill there is hope for the rest of us.
Antony Crow Thanks for the comment, we have to keep Patrick on a pretty short leash.
@@RandallsAdventureESEE 🤣🤣🤣
Almost perfect !! Will be perfect in my hand !!! 🖒🖒🖒
Enjoyed the video. I've known for awhile now that the best one-tool option out there is a good machete with a blade around 12 inches. I like that the cutting edge on this one goes further back than on most machetes. Good to see that a good kydex sheath option will be available for it. But it's no secret that this excellent machete is actually made by Condor Tool & Knife for you guys. Would have been nice to see credit given where it's due.
Great machete . Thanks!!
you gotta be the best guy I know a real mans man can I have your machete 😁
Well... suddenly my gear went from esee 4&6 Hm to Esee4 and this awesome new 'chete
Great job guys! Super exited
Edit: im SUPER jeallous of that Bamboo grove.
AYellowPepper glad to hear it!!
That's a really impressive machete, I was hoping you'd do some batoning with it - thanks for showing that. Lastly.... DAMN, you make nice feather sticks!
he's had a lot of practice!
55 seconds into the video.
Condor make some of the best knives
Glad you like them!
Pretty awesome machete Patrick! Glad to see you didn’t break this one...lol...when are you gonna design another knife. I loved my pr4 ever since I got it. I think maybe Shane needs to design one to, the Esee SA1 or somethin. But keep up the good work y’all are doing- Steve
Grinch1978 you never know what you might see come to market!
Nice looking machete! My girlfriend kept joking about getting this for me cause it has my name.
Nice demonstration. It turns out that it is a robust tool. Obviously, nothing is easy the first time.
Hey Patrick, please design a candiru knife like a tertiary please
#iloveesee ❤️
That is some serious bamboo... where was this filmed?
Josh Doty North GA believe it or not.
@@RandallsAdventureESEE My old stomping ground, cool! All I saw in my area was pines though.
@@Crusty_Otter We have some significant stands of transplanted bamboo and river cane here....just gotta know where to look.
hello, I love that sheath you show for the machete. Where can I get it? thanks
The sheath is all ready available ?
Who’s the dealers so I can get one?
I've heard you need to get that white coating out of the inside of the bamboo before cooking......is that true?
Hey guys, when can we expect to see these at retailers? I checked Blade HQ, no luck there (but I e-mailed them about it this morning). I'm definitely putting this on my MUST HAVE list. Question: the Darien is a bit thicker than a standard machete, right? I don't imagine a regular bush whacker type machete would hold up to that kind of batoning. Is it just me or is there a slight recurve in the blade? If so, that's DEFINITELY an interesting profile.
Crusty_ Otter we started shipping this week but we have no way of knowing when it will hit dealer shelves given all the interruptions in shipping/business going on right now.
@@RandallsAdventureESEE WOW, 6 minute response time! Thanks, great to hear they should be available soon, it'll be my next purchase.
Just got my JG3 a few days ago, it's an outstanding knife and fits my hand perfectly. Love the finish on that blade too. I'm currently waiting on an aftermarket kydex sheath for edc - though with the current situation, my model 4 might be more appropriate. People are getting desperate out there already.
When would you use a machete over a hatchet and vice versa
A machete is not just for chopping. Is is for grass and vegetation clearing, digging a cat hole. Digging a foot hold in the side of a bank, using as a draw knife to make shavings etc. In the jungle you need to cut through alot of vegetation quickly.....a machete does that better than an axe and is lighter to pack.
0:30 watchout your hand . thats probably can easily cut your hand . bamboo can be extremely sharp .
Having an Esee Darien, a PR 4 and a Izula II, how does an Esee junglas fit in my collection?
Francisco Ibarra hard to answer. I use a Junglas to clear shooting lanes every year in preparation for hunting season. The Junglas is a heavily duty chopper/big knife. Personally If you have the Darien and are looking for a big knife I’d look at the Junglas 2.
Randall's Adventure / ESEE thanks for your prompt answer
Can you do a video of the libertariat machete
We can take a look at it. Feel free to ask me any questions Shane@eseeknives.com
Laser strike in stainless please.
mmm weeb spaghetti