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Specifications:
- Locking Liner ensures your safety and flicking at the moment
- Featuring 57HRC hardness, 8Cr13 blade and wood handle
- 8Cr13 material features high hardness, acid resistance, wear resistant and rust prevention
- Color wood handle with a matte finish adds non-slip function and ensures grip
- High hardness, high toughness, edge sharpness and lasting wear
- You can clip the knife on your belt or pocket for convenience or stylish
- The Outdoor Knife is both great for self defense and house holding
- Folding Knife has a great weight and feel to the Hunting Knife
- This Folding Knife is also a rare collectible
- Handle Material: Wood
- Blade Material: 8Cr13
- Knives Length: 19.5cm/7.7in
- Blade Length: 8.5cm/3.3in
- Blade Thick: 2.5mm/0.1in
- Blade Width: 2.5cm/1.0in
- Handle Length: 11cm/4.3in
Details:
- This survival Folding Knife will be the best partner of outdoor sports enthusiasts
- Locking Liner ensures your safety and flicking at the moment
- 8Cr13 material features high hardness, acid resistance, wear resistant and rust prevention
- The hardness and toughness ensure the standing long time wear and tear
- Color wood handle with a matte finish adds non-slip function which prevents you from careless hurting
- The belt clip is also a simple and free design for your convenience
- You can take it home for collectible or as a gift for your special one
How to Test a Survival Knife
Many people carry knives on a daily basis for the purpose light-duty cutting and opening packages and boxes. These knives are commonly folding knives with blades three inches or less in length, and often are carried clipped to a pocket or in a small sheath. Survival knives, on the other hand, are quite different. Featuring blade lengths of four inches or more and a fixed-blade design with heavy weight, survival knives must be capable of withstanding chopping, cutting and hammering tasks associated with survival in the outdoors- Hold the knife to determine how well it fits your hand and how it feels. Determine if the handle is large enough or small enough for your hand. Evaluate the amount of traction the handle offers to prevent if from slipping. Evaluate the overall quality and finish of the knife.
- Cut a tomato or apple with the knife. Slice thin pieces from the tomato or apple to test the amount of control you have with the knife and to determine if fine detail work can be performed comfortably and confidently.
- Split wood with the knife. Place piece of wood 4 to 6 inches in diameter on the ground so it is standing vertically with the smaller end on the ground. Choose a typical firewood-length piece that is 1 1/2 to 2 feet long. Hold the knife handle firmly and place its blade at the top end of the wood at a right angle. Strike the top edge of the knife to force the blade down into the wood to begin splitting it. Continue working the blade down through the wood by striking the tip of the knife as the wood splits. Split the wood into various diameter sizes as would be needed to start and build a fire.
- Perform basic cutting tasks with the knife to simulate a survival situation. Cut cord, rope, twine, vines, small branches and other materials to evaluate the knife's capability.
- Put on a pair of safety glasses and hold the survival knife firmly by the handle. Place a large piece of wood, such a log, on the ground. Drive the point of the knife into the wood to at least one-third of the blade's overall length. Use a short length of wood to drive the knife into the log, if necessary. Stand to the side of the knife and strike the handle on the wide side of the blade with the wood to determine if the blade tip will fail and snap under force.
How to Pick a Survival Knife
A survival knife is an essential tool for the outdoorsman. Survival knives can be used for woodcutting, hunting, cooking, defense and a variety of other outdoor or emergency situations. Picking the right knife involves being aware of a number of elements and knife uses- Choose a knife with a full tang. The tang is the part of the knife blade that extends into the knife handle. A full tang means that the blade extends far into the handle, providing extra strength, and less chance of blade breakage.
- Consider the knife size. Larger knives, though impressive to look at, are often unwieldy in real survival situations. Choose a knife that can handle delicate work, and will be easy to hold in your hand. The blade length should be somewhere between 4 to 6 inches.
- Select your blade type. Many companies offer double-blades. These are not ideal for survival situations -- often causing unnecessary hassle and accidents -- while giving no real benefit. Serrated blades are better at cutting clothing and flesh; smooth blades are easy to sharpen and better for cutting wood. Smooth blades are generally recommended for survival situations.
- Consider blade thickness. Your blade thickness should be between 5/32 to 8/32-inch to provide maximum strength and precision for delicate work.
- Choose a stainless steal or carbon-steel blade. Stainless steel blades do not rust as easily, but they can be more difficult to sharpen. Consider your skills and environment when choosing between these two materials.
Package Included:
- 1 x Knives Tool
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Stan
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03-15-2012- Other Thoughts: I've owned knife now with moderate use and I don't see any issue with them. Well worth the cost
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Eden
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02-07-2012- Other Thoughts: I've owned these and haven't had any issues with them. they do just fine.
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gearman
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02-02-2012- Pros: here is a nice knife.the machining and material is high quality!beautiful dark green grips fit perfect in my hand.. I think it is a bargain!
- Cons: the grip is smooth and could with wet hands be slippery..the closing needs a little practice(teflon) caused by the strong lock.
- Other Thoughts: I carry it inside the pocket.. safe! as collector you may not miss it.
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Tracy
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01-20-2012- Other Thoughts: The quality of the actual tools is just what you expect ! No complaints there!!!!
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Victor
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12-15-2011- Other Thoughts: This Outdoor Knife is of good quality. Not exactly the top of the line Stanley screwdrivers, but good enough to get the job done.
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Deborah
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11-18-2011- Other Thoughts: A nice Hunting Knife that you can use it in all your works. Best Money I've Ever Spent! Should have done it sooner!
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Winston
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10-28-2011- Other Thoughts: This Folding Knife worked perfectly. it's also a strong value for the money.v
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Cherry
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09-08-2011- Other Thoughts: I'm extremely satisfied with this Folding Knife , and would recommend it to anyone.
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Zachary
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08-25-2011- Other Thoughts: For the money, it'll be hard to beat.. this is a great deal for a great little Folding Knife .
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Dwayne Pellegrin
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07-31-2011- Other Thoughts: This is a great knife and for the best price out there. i love stilettos and this is my favorite out of my collection
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