Fallkniven

[mtwarden]

I had an A1- very nice knife and not a single complaint, was simply too big for my needs- now have a F1 and is much better match for me

if there is a lot of larger wood prep to be done then the Wetterlings and Trailblazer go into the pack

 

[GuyWithaFewKnives]

i did get some micro chipping with mine on the first run out, but in its defense, i chose the hardest, knottiest piece of wood i had in my back yard to chop into....and although i was a little disappointed with the small mircro chip i saw in the blade, i was still impressed by its ability to smoothly cut paper even with the micro chip, and after hearing some people refer to how the blade gets better after a couple re-touches, and after having seen the video of a A1 destruction test on youtube, i have all the faith in the world recommending this knife for the price, although it seems like you cant go wrong with a swamp rat ratmandu, busse, esse, becker, survival gso, etc, etc......theres a lot of really good knives out there, hopefully i make enough money to buy them all one day