Cudeman Bushcraft Knife with Natural Micarta Handle

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Cudeman Bushcraft Knife with Natural Micarta Handle

Name: Cudeman Bushcraft Knife with Natural Micarta Handle
SKU: 148-XC
Price: 247.75 EUR
Availability: InStock

247,75 €

Durable Cudeman bushcraft knife with Böhler N695 steel blade, micarta handle, firestarter, paracord and sharpening stone.

We know a bushcraft knife must handle tough work and stay reliable, and this Cudeman model does exactly that. Its 110 mm blade is made from Böhler N695 stainless steel, hardened to 59/60 HRC for edge retention and strength. A full tang construction with natural micarta handle and red liners gives a secure grip.

At 220 mm overall and 280 g, it is a solid tool. The leather sheath includes holders for the firestarter, paracord and sharpening stone, so the essentials are always at hand. Micarta stands up well to wet use, though the sheath should be dried after rain.

I have carried knives like this on long forest outings, and having fire, cord and sharpening ready on the sheath gave real peace of mind.

Availability: In stock

SKU: 148-XC Categories: Bushcraft Knives, Cudeman, Knives, Outdoor, Survival Knives

I value a knife that does more than just cut, and the Cudeman Bushcraft with natural micarta handle is built for complete outdoor use. Its 110 mm Böhler N695 blade is hardened to 59/60 HRC, keeping an edge for carving, food prep, or batoning. The full tang design ensures durability, and the spine has a ribbed guard for finger support during controlled cuts.

The 115 mm micarta handle is fitted with black spacers and a finger stop, offering grip and style. At 280 g weight, it feels substantial without tiring the hand. The leather sheath is carefully made, fitted with loops for firestarter, sharpening stone, and paracord all included. This turns the knife into a full outdoor kit rather than just a blade.

I picture using it on a cold evening, striking sparks onto dry grass with the ferro rod before preparing food by the fire. For bushcrafters who want a knife that carries more than a sharp edge, this model is a dependable choice.

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