Bushcraft 101: A Field Guide to the Art of Wilderness Survival - Used
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If you want a versatile EDC knife for your outdoor adventures, consider the Vosteed Thunderbird. With an overall length of 8.2 inches and blade steel options like CPM-S35VN and M390, it offers durability and performance.
Love the outdoors or big adventures? A good tool is key. The Lion Steel M7 Fixed Blade Black LSTM7BCVG is perfect. It’s tough and lasts long. This knife helps you face any challenge. Experience the Lion Steel M7 Black The Lion Steel M7 Black excels as an essential companion for any outdoor enthusiast. Crafted with…
If you love outdoor trips, this review is meant for you. We’ll look at how tough, how well it works, and all about the Esee 6. The Esee 6 is a standout survival knife. It’s built well and works great, making it a top pick. Whether you love surviving the wild or camping, this knife…
The first time I saw a picture of the Petzl Spatha Knife, it immediately caught my eye. With its high-vis blue or yellow grips and novel carabiner hole, it’s a knife that stands out in a crowd.
The Cold Steel Finn Wolf Folding Pocket Knife, model 20NPF, is a highly regarded tool in the world of outdoor and everyday carry (EDC) gear. Known for its blend of traditional design and modern functionality, this knife has become a favorite among enthusiasts who appreciate a reliable, compact, and versatile folding knife. Design and Build…
Meet the Terävä Skrama 240 — the robust, all-purpose blade designed for the outdoorsman who demands versatility. With its long, durable edge and comfortable grip, it’s the go-to tool for chopping, carving, and slicing through your bushcraft challenges. The Terävä Skrama 240 is a robust and versatile knife, designed primarily for outdoor and survival activities….
The EAB Lite has a lot going for it. It’s small and lightweight, slips easily in and out of one’s pocket, and takes up very little real estate wherever you decide to carry it. The all-stainless-steel design feels sturdy despite its small size, and it’s surprisingly comfortable in my hand considering how many hard edges it has.
I’ve gotten to be a fan of BPS knives, having spent some time with a couple of their bushcraft knives over the last couple of years, most notably the BPS Adventurer Camping Knife. But the BPS Citizen is something a bit different.
The real head-turner is that these knives are actually good. And if a Chinese company can make knives that are competitively priced and high enough quality to play with the big boys, there’s no reason they shouldn’t deserve a place at the table. That’s the free market, baby.
I made a choice recently to buy some cheap, no-name-brand made-in-China knock-off knives off of Amazon and find out if they’re any good. Why did I decide to do this? Who knows. Do I regret it? Maybe a little.
There’s a certain thrill in unboxing a new pocketknife, especially when it’s as striking as the Petrified Fish PFP03 Victor. Having had the pleasure of holding and using this beauty, here’s a no-fluff, straight-to-the-point review. Blade & Performance The knife boasts a 3.58″ K110 Satin Blade. In layman’s terms? It’s sharp, durable, and has a…
Embarking on a backpacking adventure to Mount Mitchell, North Carolina, with the Morakniv Kansbol as a trusty sidekick. Discover how this fixed blade knife elevates the outdoor experience amidst rugged terrains and wild trails.
In the vast galaxy of knives that adorn my collection, each with its unique constellation of features, one star burns brightest and remains ever-constant in my everyday orbit: the Spyderco Delica4. Amidst the sea of blades, from the ornate to the functional, the Delica4 is my North Star, guiding me through daily tasks with unmatched…
First Impressions: Unsheathing the WEYLAND Tracker Knife is like unveiling a piece of art. The blade’s gleam, the handle’s ergonomic design, and the exquisite leather sheath all scream premium quality. Blade & Design: Rugged yet refined. The blade’s sharpness is matched only by its durability, making it an essential companion for bushcraft and outdoor survival….
When you’re shelling out your hard-earned bucks on a knife, you’re looking for reliability and function, not just a pretty face, and I think Vosteed nailed it here in the Raccoon. If you want to save some time, the Raccoon has a definite buy and thumbs up from me; as you can see, I own three of them.
I’m not going to get into my personal feelings about multitools in general—if you’ve been reading my reviews on this site for a while, you know my feelings are decidedly mixed—but simply offer what advice I can. If you’re going to carry a multitool, it should be a good one, and these three models from three of the biggest names in the game are all solid choices.
When I started looking around for button lock knives to review I found the BT Fighter Compact from CRKT. It’s a knife designed by Brian Tighe, who has done several knives for CRKT. I also realized that the BT Fighter wasn’t just my first Brian Tighe knife, I have in one of my tool boxes a CRKT Tighe Rade folder.
Quick Picks – If You Don’t Want To Read About Every Knife: Best Overall: LionSteel M7Best Budget: Schrade Extreme SurvivalBest Value: Ontario Rat7 The Best Knife Is The One You Have I have wanted to write my top picks for the best survival knife for a long time, but it’s a daunting task. First off,…