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Skip to 11:20 or click Annotation @ start to skip comparisons and start cut demo.
-Blade: 4.4 in. (11.75 cm)-Overall length: 9.5 in. (24.1 cm)
-Steel: Sandvik 14C28N, Stonewashed finish
-Weight: 5.2 oz. (without sheath) (153.1 g)
-Handle: Textured G-10 scales w/ lanyard hole
-Sheath- Black Leather belt
Pros: Excellent geometry for slicing with a comfortable handle presentation for most grip options. Great value price, especially for USA made stainless blade. Classy looks.
Cons: Trim slicer geometry makes this blade vulnerable to breakage if pressed into "Survival" uses or heavy wood processing duties. The blade should still be able to handle a wide variety of light-medium cutting activities.
Please stay tuned for further photos and typed up thoughts.
Feel free to comment and share any thoughts/experiences/info you have on this knife as well. Thanks.
Skip to 11:20 or click Annotation @ start to skip comparisons and start cut demo.
-Blade: 4.4 in. (11.75 cm)-Overall length: 9.5 in. (24.1 cm)
-Steel: Sandvik 14C28N, Stonewashed finish
-Weight: 5.2 oz. (without sheath) (153.1 g)
-Handle: Textured G-10 scales w/ lanyard hole
-Sheath- Black Leather belt
Pros: Excellent geometry for slicing with a comfortable handle presentation for most grip options. Great value price, especially for USA made stainless blade. Classy looks.
Cons: Trim slicer geometry makes this blade vulnerable to breakage if pressed into "Survival" uses or heavy wood processing duties. The blade should still be able to handle a wide variety of light-medium cutting activities.
Please stay tuned for further photos and typed up thoughts.
Feel free to comment and share any thoughts/experiences/info you have on this knife as well. Thanks.
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