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Hi all,
today I picked up the Coguaro, a knife realized by a good friend of mine, Riddick.
The Coguaro is a full-flat 4" blade in K720, thick 6 mm, the handle is reindeer, OAL is 23cm, wheight is 200 g
a cloudy, rainy day, good for a cougar
Coguaro was with me all day long
on the trail
autumn colours all around
Old mill
Coguaro and Parang
Coguaro's handle is comfortable
Despite 6 mm thickness, wood carving it's easy
a rough knife, no problem on batoning
so the fuzz-sticking
Coguaro is able also to prepare food, a Mora is better of course, but the Coguaro do the job
Conclusions:
Coguaro is a well done 4 bushcraft. K720 steel impressed me for toughness and cutting power, the handle is comfortable. The blade shape is fine for most of the outdoor jobs. This knife is also easy to handle and well balanced. All in all a great all-around knife, so my congrats to Riddick.
Alfredo
today I picked up the Coguaro, a knife realized by a good friend of mine, Riddick.
The Coguaro is a full-flat 4" blade in K720, thick 6 mm, the handle is reindeer, OAL is 23cm, wheight is 200 g
a cloudy, rainy day, good for a cougar
Coguaro was with me all day long
on the trail
autumn colours all around
Old mill
Coguaro and Parang
Coguaro's handle is comfortable
Despite 6 mm thickness, wood carving it's easy
a rough knife, no problem on batoning
so the fuzz-sticking
Coguaro is able also to prepare food, a Mora is better of course, but the Coguaro do the job
Conclusions:
Coguaro is a well done 4 bushcraft. K720 steel impressed me for toughness and cutting power, the handle is comfortable. The blade shape is fine for most of the outdoor jobs. This knife is also easy to handle and well balanced. All in all a great all-around knife, so my congrats to Riddick.
Alfredo
