Hélice is a reinvention of the machete. Created for manual workers in the sugar cane industry in Nicaragua, it is crafted for maximum comfort and long life. The design uses angles, dynamic grip properties and material engineering to create a better ergonomic experience for laborers tasked with harvesting standing crops of sugar cane. Hélice's blades are replaceable, making it possible for the tool to be used for years and even passed from one generation to another. Designed for mass production, large scale user testing is due for the 6-month harvest season starting in October 2018.