Buying my first Bark River

[karnavor]

I've been looking at some Bark River knives and am really liking the 1855, Boone and Teddy. I've been trying to find some reviews on these knives but have come up short, so I was wondering if I could get some input.

 

[RUS1095]

You simply cannot be wrong with any Bark River if you're able to sharpen a convex edge.

 

[Dagon]

I would also love one, but I wait until they will eventually release a folder!

 

[oldways]

You simply cannot be wrong with any Bark River if you're able to sharpen a convex edge.

And sharpening a convex edge is very easy!

 

[Mongo]

I would also love one, but I wait until they will eventually release a folder!

You'll be waiting for quite awhile. It was first talked about in '05 I believe. It may be awhile before it even happens, IF it happens.

Karnavor... first off, you cannot go wrong with any Bark River... but what is your intended use? There are many models, with overlap in function. You may want to check out Bark River's own subforum at Knifeforums.com. You will learn more than you want!

 

[GaryTx]

I've been looking at some Bark River knives and am really liking the 1855, Boone and Teddy. I've been trying to find some reviews on these knives but have come up short, so I was wondering if I could get some input.

I have the 1855 Limited Edition Hunting Bowie. It is a superb knife in everyway. I'm really happy with it.

 

[Bob W]

I don't have any of the specific models you're looking at, but the Bark River knives that I've purchased have all been very high quality.

 

[Ben Dover]

I sure do like my Bark River Northstar.