Our 284 Premium Model Woodman’s Pal did not and still does not go unnoticed by the U.S. Military. This model was standard issued from the early part of World War II through Desert Storm. G.I’s and the U.S. Army Signal Corp relied heavily on the Woodman’s Pal for land clearing operations. At the time of the Vietnam War, the Woodman’s Pal was designated the “Survival Tool, Type IV” and was issued in air crew survival kits. Gripped as either an axe or a machete, the Woodman’s Pal can clear trails and brush and perform the tasks of many tools such as machetes, axes, hatchets, trimming saws, pruning scissors, knives, bow saws and sometimes even chain saws. With one Woodman’s Pal, you can trim bushes and small trees, prune, clear or blaze trails, clear brush from lines, remove unwanted growth and build shelters or duck blinds. As All-American as you can get, Woodman’s Pal tools are formed from the highest-grade American steel, melded with the best American ash wood. Enthusiastic Pennsylvania craftsmen do all manufacturing of the Woodman’s Pal. Their precision and attention to detail are proof of their commitment to our USA Pride an motto: Build it once, Build it right.
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Heavy Duty Tool Nice Heavy Made Machete of sorts. I can’t wait to use it. It looks like it is very versatile and will work great. I will keep it on my tractor to clear overhead and low brush that gets in the way. You really need the leather sheath for it too.
This is a great tool to have for doing yardwork and brush work This is a great tool to have for doing yardwork and brush work. Get rid of your machete you wonât need it and in many cases this will replace a handaxe. I love the sickle-like hook that can be used to rip out weeds and roots. The blade is hefty steel that can be sharpened many times and the handle is well built for a safe and secure grip. The tine goes all the way through the handle and the guard rail is welded to the tine. Great quality device. Worth the price. I will not need another…
Worth the money Let’s see….. One of the negative reviews said the hand guard was glued on; mine is part of the tang and pinned