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Just wanted to post a bit about one of my favorite blades...The JK E.W.O.K
I was lucky enough to win one of these in a contest over the summer..since than it's ben my companion on 3 camping trips...Here is a link to what it looks like:
http://www.jkhandmadeknives.com/apps/photos/photo.jsp?photoID=17071352&prev=1
It's a small handfull of dynamite..It came with a nifty kydex sheath made by JeffH which makes it really handy to where as a necker..but the whole setup also slips comfortably into the front pocket of my Jeans and takes up much less space than a thick folder such as a spyderco tenacious... It is a small knife with a mod. clip/bowie style tip..which believe it or not gives it a real sheeple friendly appearance.. Despite the fact that it is a fixed blade I have not got a second look when using it at work or play..in addition to standard box and cord cutting chores, I cleaned several pickerel and bass with it over the summer, as well as a few brushy tails during the early fall. it performed like a champ..It's made countless trap triggers and has accomplished many of the bushcraft tasks one would only expect a large knife could do..Also it has a relatively tall blade which I have used on more than one occasion a s a spoon for beans/ rice and other camp fair. I know I will definitely be getting a spare or 2 in the future once the holidays pass...if your looking for a great edc fixed blade at a great price that can bridge the gap from edc to bush use look no further. Like it's name would suggest..it's a "tough little bastard"
I was lucky enough to win one of these in a contest over the summer..since than it's ben my companion on 3 camping trips...Here is a link to what it looks like:
http://www.jkhandmadeknives.com/apps/photos/photo.jsp?photoID=17071352&prev=1
It's a small handfull of dynamite..It came with a nifty kydex sheath made by JeffH which makes it really handy to where as a necker..but the whole setup also slips comfortably into the front pocket of my Jeans and takes up much less space than a thick folder such as a spyderco tenacious... It is a small knife with a mod. clip/bowie style tip..which believe it or not gives it a real sheeple friendly appearance.. Despite the fact that it is a fixed blade I have not got a second look when using it at work or play..in addition to standard box and cord cutting chores, I cleaned several pickerel and bass with it over the summer, as well as a few brushy tails during the early fall. it performed like a champ..It's made countless trap triggers and has accomplished many of the bushcraft tasks one would only expect a large knife could do..Also it has a relatively tall blade which I have used on more than one occasion a s a spoon for beans/ rice and other camp fair. I know I will definitely be getting a spare or 2 in the future once the holidays pass...if your looking for a great edc fixed blade at a great price that can bridge the gap from edc to bush use look no further. Like it's name would suggest..it's a "tough little bastard"
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