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Seconds & Closeouts

Closeouts are items that have been discontinued from our line. Our in-stock supply of any given product is limited and is apt to be sold out at any time. For best results, you could phone-in your order at 1-800-255-4716 (toll free in the U.S. only) or 805-650-8481 (outside the U.S.). HOURS: Mon-Fri 6am to 6pm PST and Sat 8-5 PST. Closed Sundays.

Naga Thrower

Cold Steel President, Lynn C. Thompson’s design for the Naga Thrower, with its distinctive blade and handle, was strongly inspired by his twenty-seven years of Filipino Martial Arts study and training. It is made from 1055 Carbon steel and heat treated to a tough spring temper and, with its baked-on rust resistant finish, it will stand up to virtually thousands of throws.

Country Classic Closeouts

Made from Carbon V® steel, for a long lasting, razor sharp edge. The back springs are also made from Carbon V® too, providing additional strength, and flexibility. They feature extra strong stainless steel pivot pins and assembly pins. And they are solidly built with solid brass liners, attractive nickel-silver bolsters, and faux jig bone scales.

Barong Machetes

The Barong, with its unique leaf shaped blade, is common throughout all of Southeast Asia. Very often it is used for utilitarian purposes to clear jungles or as an agricultural tool, but it is also known as a savagely effective weapon of warfare. We at Cold Steel admire the Barong and are proud to offer it here as a Machete in 12 and 18-inch blade lengths complete with a Cordura sheath.

Sax Machetes

The Sax blade style is centuries old and hails from ancient Northern Europe, or what is now Scandinavia. Like its historical counterpart, it has a wide blade and straight cutting edge and the characteristic downward sloping point. The Cold Steel Sax Machete is available in 12 and 18-inch blade lengths and comes complete with a Cordura sheath.

Spear Point Machetes

This centuries old blade style is very popular in Central and East Africa as well as parts of South America. This is because of its nearly inexhaustible, “all-around” versatility. It cuts, chops, and slashes like the best of them, plus, it possesses a sharp enough point to make it useful for piercing and performing more delicate utility jobs usually left to a smaller knife.