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Bark River Blackwater Boot Knife

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I am thinking about getting this knife as my second barkie, already got a bravo-1,
i am wondering if it is good for bushcraft task and the like, whittling, and EDC.
it looks like a really good knife and the fact that the tip is rugged draws me even more to it.
 
Tuffblade said:
I am thinking about getting this knife as my second barkie, already got a bravo-1,
i am wondering if it is good for bushcraft task and the like, whittling, and EDC.
it looks like a really good knife and the fact that the tip is rugged draws me even more to it.
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It's very small. Have you handled one? I bought one for my daughter to carry for SD.

Andy
 
It sounds to me like you might be confusing the original Blackwater Boot Knife with the Custom BBK II which is a much bigger tool.

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The photo shows the two side by side.
 
It's a great little knife for all sorts of little tasks from steak knife to carpet cutter, I don't see how you can go wrong. It is small but an excellent EDC size.
 
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