Designed for demanding bushcraft tasks, this knife focuses on strength, control, and predictable cutting behavior rather than low weight or minimalism. From the first serious carving session, I notice how confidently the blade bites into dry and green wood alike, which is exactly what experienced bushcrafters expect from carbon steel. With a 109.0 mm blade and a 232.0 mm overall length, it gives a balanced working profile for camp chores, shelter work, and fire prep, while still staying manageable at 162 g on the belt.
The black-coated carbon steel blade reduces glare and adds surface protection during use, while still allowing easy resharpening in the field. I trust the high-friction handle when conditions are wet, cold, or muddy, and the sheath’s belt clip and loop make carry stable throughout the day. After use, wipe the blade dry and apply a light oil film before storage, especially if it has seen moisture, sap, or food acids.
If you want a bushcraft knife chosen by users who depend on their tools and maintain them properly, this model belongs in your kit while availability lasts.
Specifications
- Knife type: Fixed blade
- Steel: Carbon steel
- Blade length: 109.0 mm
- Overall length: 232.0 mm
- Weight: 162 g
- Handle: High-friction rubberized handle
- Sheath: Polymer sheath with belt clip and belt loop
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