BUSHCRAFT (S)

The 3.2 mm blade thickness gives me real confidence when I’m splitting kindling, and the ridged grind actually throws sparks off my fire starter with way less effort than my old knife. It’s been three weeks of daily use and the edge hasn’t dulled one bit, which honestly surprised me for the price. P

Took it out for a weekend of batoning and feathersticks, and the ridgeground edge threw sparks off my ferro rod on the very first strike. The 3.2 mm blade hasn't dulled a bit after all that abuse, and the handle sits so naturally in my palm I almost forgot I was holding it.

The ridgeground blade is a game-changer for striking a ferro rod—sparks fly on the first try every time. It’s solid in the hand, and the 3.2 mm steel feels tough without being clumsy. Exactly what I wanted for camp chores.