Kellam Wolf Pack "Fang"

JD Mandrell

JD Mandrell

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These have been on my mind for awhile, but with no stores where I could see one in person first it's took me awhile to take the plunge and order one sight unseen, since they ain't the cheapest scandi's out there!

Glad I did though, it's one sweet knife, just about the sharpest factory edge I've seen for sometime!!!

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Still have to look twice at that traditional sheath, with the curl on the end, looks like someone stole an Elf's cowboy boot! :)
 
Bear Claw,

I actually just received an Aito Puukko from Kellam today. As you said they are not the cheapest scandi's but I am nothing but impressed. They are nice and sharp and since I've spent about 3 or more hours of the day in carving (or what passes for carving with my minute skill level) it has kept a good edge. Wonderful knives, truly can't speak well enough of it. Love the look of your burlwood handle.


God bless,
Adam
 
That's a really nice knife.

I was thinking of buying one of those a couple years ago but went for the Kellam Wolverine instead, very sharp out of the box as well. The first thing I cut with it was my own thumb. I guess that's what happens when you name a knife after a big ferocious weasel. (or when you play with knives while watching tv...:o)
At least it was a clean cut.
 
Thanks for the close up pic - far better than the stock pics they have online. They look nice but I like pointier tips so this one is disqualified for me.
 
It seems their production quality is consistent. I've never heard of anyone getting a 'bad' one, and my new Tracker gives me the same impression as your Fang. Very well made, and sharp.
 
I had one for a while. It is quite the beautiful knife. Just be careful to oil it up, mine rusted up on me.
 
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