Seymour Midwest 24" Weed Blade Oversized Item (L) or mini survival kit

or mini survival kit

While sintered silicon carbide is more costly to produce than alumina ceramics

The rubberized handle is an ergonomic joy to use and resists slipping even in wet conditions

and so while a tang angle of about 15° must still be set on the blade

but it's costly and more firm during application than we prefer

Seymour Midwest 24" Weed Blade Oversized Item (L) or mini survival kitWhile we are critical of these Austrian made blades for not being true to classical American form, they do have some notable redeeming qualities to them: they are light, thin in the web, acceptably hard, yet also rapid to hone. As such they make excellent blades for the novice scythe user to learn with or for those desiring a particularly light blade of the hardy American esque pattern. This compact weed blade makes a good general use choice for dense