25% off sale! 4.25" and 5.5" fixed blades in S35VN

[North Arm Knives]

All our knives are 25% off during May!

These are our two outdoor knife models designed for fishing, hunting, camping, hiking and many other outdoors activities. Our knives are made from the highest quality materials, they have excellent edge retention and are built to last. For our full story, more info and pictures of our knives and lots of useful knife related information visit our website. *A note to our american customers: the US dollar is currently quite a lot stronger than the Canadian dollar, which means approximately another 9% savings for you! (prices are in CAD)*

Coho:

The Coho is an all purpose light to medium duty outdoor knife, perfect for many tasks, both in the bush or at camp. Whether you are slicing up vegetables, gutting fish and game, or whittling a roasting stick, the Coho is an excellent choice. Made from CPM S35VN stainless steel. The handle is made of G10, available in two handle colors dark red and camo. Comes with a left or right handed Kydex sheath.

Specs:

Blade steel: CPM S35VN
Blade hardness: HRC 58-60
Blade length: 4.25" (10.8cm)
Over all length:8.5" (21.6 cm)
Blade thickness at spine: 0.100″ (2.54mm)
Cutting edge angle: 25°
Weight
knife only: 4.4 oz. (125 grams)
with sheath: 6.8 oz. (190 grams)

Made in BC

May Sale Price (25% off): CAD $135.00 (+ shipping)

**approximate** USD price (dependant on exchange rate): 123

For more information or to purchase visit our webstore.




Osprey:

The osprey is the larger of our outdoor knives, designed for heavier duty cutting tasks. It is capable of the same lighter cutting jobs as our Coho but its blade geometry is aimed at more strenuous use. A 5" blade and grippy handle give this knife great balance and hand feel. Made from CPM S35VN stainless steel. The handle is made of G10, available in two colors Olive-Drab green and Hunter orange. Comes with a left or right handed Kydex sheath.

Specs:

Blade steel: CPM S35VN
Blade hardness: HRC 58-60
Blade length (tip to handle): 5.5″ (14cm)
Over all length:10" (25.4cm)
Blade thickness at spine: 0.138″ (3.5mm)
Cutting edge angle: 30°

Weight:
knife: 5.4 oz. (155 grams)
with sheath: 8.2 oz. (235 grams)

Made in BC

May Sale Price (25% off): CAD $157.50 (+ shipping)

**approximate** USD price (dependant on exchange rate): 144

 

[awestib]

I like seeing knives being made "at home"! Great design, very usefull. What are those longitudinal lines on the blade?

 

[LG&M]

Great one more knife I want. Thanks for not making them super thick.

 

[bld522]

What are those longitudinal lines on the blade?

They remind me of Jerry Busse's corrugated bevel technology. As I understand it, the objective is to reduce drag. With those blade thicknesses, they should be wicked slicers!

 

[Kyle_4]

any chance of a coho in orange g10?

 

[North Arm Knives]

@ LG&M, bld522, and awestib : thanks glad you guys like the knives. The lines are part of our signature look, they are created by CNC milling ( we mill the knives using a CNC mill and then hand finish them). A lot of people ask us whether they reduce friction; in our testing we haven't seen any significant reduction in friction.

We like the idea of a knife that will actually cut through things with relative ease. It seems the trend lately has been towards thicker and thicker knives.

@kyle_4: as of right now we don't offer the Coho in orange. we do however have some coho prototypes in orange (the difference between those and the final design is they have finger grooves similar to those on the osprey) the blade design is the same forward of the handle.

 

[bcornelis]

I just picked up an Osprey (5.5 inch model). This knife is impressive as the steel is good, design is good, sheath is good, and fit and finish are good.
The knife is probably the sharpest I ever received as a new knife.

I can see using this knife as a hunting knife, fishing knife or backpacking/ camping knife. Definitely recommended.

Cheers!

 

[North Arm Knives]

Glad you're liking the knife bcornelis, thanks for the great feedback!

-mike