any experience with Condor Tools?

[newknife]

I already have a couple fix blades and a couple folders and was looking at a Condor Tool to add to my supplies.

Anyone have any experience with either of these products?

I'd like to get your feed back on these two products.


http://www.condortk.com/productsdetail.php?prodid=24

http://www.condortk.com/productsdetail.php?prodid=25

Thanks!

 

[Action.Jackson]

I dont know about these knives but I can't wait until they come out with those scandi fixed blades and the golok.. I literaly have the money waiting for them.

 

[flip888]

I dont know about these knives but I can't wait until they come out with those scandi fixed blades and the golok.. I literaly have the money waiting for them.

You and me both. Ive ben waiting since the day i saw them posted here on BF.

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

I have the "Bush Knife" and it's a great tool for de-limbing trees and dealing with brambles and briar. It's got some pretty impressive chopping ability for something as compact as it is. Bill hooks are versatile tools.

 

[udtjim]

I have these and the quality is very good.

 

[myright]

I have these and the quality is very good.

Would you stop posting this pics already...

I get jealous every time I see them. :thumbup:

That third one down is SWEEEEET

 

[mneedham]

Would you stop posting this pics already...

I get jealous every time I see them. :thumbup:

That third one down is SWEEEEET

Yep! I've been looking at those cleavers for a while, I'm pretty sure I need one!

 

[Joezilla]

Don't worry about the multi knife. Save your money for RODAN.



The aztec cleaver and bushhook Tim and I used did GREAT on some of the tulip poplar at Chestnut mtn proving grounds. Some of the stuff in there is spot on.

Outback machete....wow!

 

[TedPalmer]

I have them both. Usin 'um in the western Oregon jungle for about two years now with no complaint.
Joe WTF is a Rodan
be safe... Ted

 

[scotchleaf]

They are nice, but unexceptional. Worth the $