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Anyone seen this? Looks like im gonna be getting their new Dadao and this, should be a pretty cool chopper.
Heres a pic:
Heres a pic:

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It's pretty much official. Condor makes every style of fixed blade I've wanted and does so with decent quality so far. This company has pretty much monopolized my business in terms of fixed blades.
Same. I've had a hard time justifying spending much on fixed blades given the quality range that Condor offers for such low prices.
I actually don't own any condor blades yet (sad I know). I've had my eye on the golok as something I might give my parents for their cabin, but never really looked at most of the rest of their line.
Because I'm kind of condor-uneducated, how much (guestimate) will these things cost when they come out?
Also, I know 1075 should be fine, but what is the main difference between it and the 1095 I'm more used to (mostly have Beckers and KaBars right now).
Damn Condor is coming out with some sweet knives! FortyTwoBlades, you are going to be getting a lot of my money. Btw, I got my Hudson bay knife from you today and I am in love. I am sold on your 7 point check now. The fit and finish on this thing is far better than I ever expected from Condor and after seeing it, I would have been satisfied at twice the price. Sorry to sound like a commercial but I can't tell you how happy I am with Condor and Baryonyx knife co.. Now all I have to do is convince the wife that I need another four or five knives....
I bought the Parang and was impressed, and grabbed a Hudson Bay knife yesterday, which I like (the thing is a freakin' cleaver). Now the Warlock is catching my eye and all I ever wanted was just a robust machete.![]()
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The difference between 1075 and 1095 at machete hardness is pretty negligible. You'd see more of a difference in the knives, where I find 1075 to be a little lower on edge retention but super fast to get back to screaming sharp. In theory it should be a little more impact resistant, too. All I know is I've never had a complaint about either steel.
Prices should be in line with present production models of similar size and materials. I'm guessing the Warlock will be around the same price as the Boomslang, for instance.
Glad you're enjoying it! The Hudson Bay is one of the few knives my better half genuinely gets excited about.I'm also glad you're pleased with the inspection system. If Condor has one fault it's their QC (which they're working on!) and while their customer service is phenomenal it's always better for you to never need it. I know the frustration of having to send stuff back immediately after opening the box so I try to help prevent that phenomenon as best I can.
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No such thing as a knife guy with only one machete. Any knife guy who only has one machete just hasn't bought their second, third, or fourth yet.![]()