Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Is it american made?
Document: Works OK, and does what machetes are supposed to do. The scabbard is in open-backed one, so drawing it out and encasing it is always a two-handed operation. If you want a zombie-fighting tool, I think this is a better choice than a more traditional straight-bladed Latin American-style machete. If you mostly are clearing out blackberries and light brush, the straight-bladed one is likely a better choice.
This is a well made machete. It is not very sharp, but that is okay, I will have an edge on it in no time
This thing will not hold an edge and will hardly cut anything. I would not recommend ar buy this thing again. It was made in South Africa and it shows it
COLD STEEL has made an affordable Kurki machete at the right price. I've been using it aggressively and it holds up well. Great for the camp site too!
Sharp and can be made sharper. Well balanced, I add a wrist strap. Design cuts and feels controllable when cutting heavy brush. This is a dangerous tool and not a toy.
It has a hole in the back of the handle for a lanyard, but it's smallish. The scabbard is labeled "made in Taiwan," the blade is labeled "made in South Africa;" whether this is good, bad, or of no importance depends on your politics.
The sheath is ballistic nylon and looks like it will last.Only improvement I suggest is a more rubberized grip. It has a checkered plastic grip that is good for the money but I would prefer rubber if they made one.
It goes without saying that I love this Machete; wish I could give it a rating of more than 5 stars. It is a utilitarian weapon / tool and is designed by Cold Steel as such. Quick point here, who cares that this is made in Afica?
The hands down, absolute best purchase I have ever made(for $12). I took it to my grinding wheel for a few minutes and a few on a honeing stone, presto. A razor sharp, Cold Steel piece of bad-ass-ness. Recommend to everyone.
More effective cuts are made at a 45 deg. angle like / or \. I've taken down a 8" Oak tree with it in roughly 20-30 good whacks. The sheath or case that it comes in is not the best, but it is adequate to carry the blade in and easy to remove the blade from.
Answer: yes