ESEE Knives: Expat Libertariat Machete, ESEE-LIBERTARIAT
The ESEE Expat Libertariat Machete (an Expat Knives - ESEE Knives joint venture), designed by John Armstrong, is a compact outdoor survival / camp tool that features a 9.0 inch blade made of 1075 carbon steel with a hammered black finish, Expat Knives logo, a draw hole for cutting thin shavings, and a 90 degree spine for Ferro rod strikes. The Libertariat has full tang construction for strength, genuine walnut scales and a lanyard hole. A canvas sheath is included. The ESEE Expat Libertariat Machete has an overall length of 14.0 inches, and it weighs 16.0 ounces with the sheath. Made in El Salvador.
From the ESEE website: Expat Knives was born out of adventure. Adventures where the right tool can help squeeze every bit of enjoyment out of the experience, rather than detract from it. Tools that last as long as the memories. Tools that reflect life over the horizon: simple and timeless. Whether camping in the Himalayas, building a fire to stay warm in bombed-out bunkers in the Balkans, stalking elk along the Salmon River in Idaho, canoeing the Boundary Waters, or building a bamboo shelter in the Amazon, an adventure is there to be had. Whatever your adventure, Expat Knives are designed to enhance it, to enable you to thrive not only in the field, but in the kitchen as well. And with any luck, you may just be fortunate enough for those two places to be one and the same. Get out there. Live life intentionally. Make memories. And take an Expat Knife with you.
ESEE Knives: Expat Libertariat Machete, ESEE-LIBERTARIAT
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