Hawkbill/Wharny

tatsu

tatsu

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Looking for a hawkbill/wharny f/b to EDC horizontally on my belt, (around 7" overall).

So far, I'm looking at:

David Mary: River Hawk
Ban Tang: Evio Shiv

Please recommend some others.

Thank you
 
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Also Cold Steel, Opinel, Spyderco, ...
Price range?
Does it have to be a fixed blade? Lots of folders are available.
What sort of stuff do you plan on cutting?
 
Thank you for the replies.👍

Another shepherd,

Trying to find one in the $150 range. Yes, I'd like a fixed blade. It will be used for everyday utility, (opening boxes, cutting tie-line, etc.).
 
I bought a River Hawk a little while back, and highly recommend it. So far it hasn't left the house, but when I'm noodling around on random things, I find myself using it a lot. Just the right size, lightweight, nice blade geometry. This was also my first handle with that rubber/G10 composite whose name is escaping me, and I do like it more than plain ole' G10 for this sort of knife.

I need to make a sheath for it - Kydex has its place, which is not in my pocket - but otherwise I can't recommend it enough.
 
RMJ has some decent wharnie/sheepfoot and hawk bills for a little bit more than your budget.
 
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The Otter is a Wharnie, and the Fisher is a Hawkbill. 7" overall, 3.5" blades

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