Knives of Alaska

I've owned several of their knives, both fixed and folding. I carried one of the folding knives up in Alaska a few years back on that visit. I think they make a good knife, but I have a WC Davis fixed blade I prefer.
 
I have three fix blades and enjoy them all. Customer service recently was top notch. Quality products
 
I owned a Magnum Wolverine for a while. While the D2 blade performed well, I didn't like the "Suregrip" handle material. It felt too "mushy" for lack of a better word, and always felt a bit greasy.

I would consider their knives again if they offered them with a micarta scale option.
 
shane45-1911 said:
I owned a Magnum Wolverine for a while. While the D2 blade performed well, I didn't like the "Suregrip" handle material. It felt too "mushy" for lack of a better word, and always felt a bit greasy.

I would consider their knives again if they offered them with a micarta scale option.
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Agreed. The Wolverine is a good knife. The handle is the only thing I disliked about it.
 
I used to deer hunt quite a bit, and tried a number of knives for field dressing. Settled on the Cub Bear. I love it. Dressed many deer with it. I know it’s not the one you’re looking at, but I’m a Knives if Alaska fan based on my experience.
 
shane45-1911 said:
I owned a Magnum Wolverine for a while. While the D2 blade performed well, I didn't like the "Suregrip" handle material. It felt too "mushy" for lack of a better word, and always felt a bit greasy.

I would consider their knives again if they offered them with a mi
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Jerickson said:
I used to deer hunt quite a bit, and tried a number of knives for field dressing. Settled on the Cub Bear. I love it. Dressed many deer with it. I know it’s not the one you’re looking at, but I’m a Knives if Alaska fan based on my experience.
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Thanks for your input, always good to hear from knife users
 
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