Titanium Backpackers for Sale!

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

The Backpacking, Camping, Fishing, Hunting, Boating, Diving, Survival, Back Country, Mountain Climbing, Every Day Carry Knife and more...

It weighs almost nothing and will never rust.


Measurements...
~6" Long
~2.5" Blade
~1/16" Thick

Weight - roughly 1/2 ounce! About 1 oz with sheath.

Chisel Grind - Right hand dominant with back bevel for versatility and ease of sharpening

Titanium construction with carbide edge.

Stonewashed Finish

Wave Carbide Pattern

Chamfered edges and rounded spine for comfort.

6al4v Titanium with 72 RC Tungsten Carbide Edge - excels with abrasive materials such as cardboard, very aggressive with meat, vegetables, cloth, cord, softer materials, etc...

They come with a custom Kydex sheath. The sheath has removable hardware for flexibility and ease of cleaning.

US Shipping is included - International shipping is available


$125 Shipped with Sheath at www.fairlyknives.com

 

[Tkrocky]

Those are sick!

 

[AF]

Nice design! How do you put on that carbide edge? I assume it can't be (but also doesn't need to be) sharpened?

 

[odjoe]

Titanium Backpacker
just droped the hammer
can't wait
thanx joe

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Those are sick!

Much appreciated!

Nice design! How do you put on that carbide edge? I assume it can't be (but also doesn't need to be) sharpened?

Thanks! I apply the carbide with a dedicated "Carbidizer" machine, it is a lot like welding. The carbide is part of the Ti after that and will never flake or wear off.

They are self sharpening on abrasive materials like cardboard and will stay sharp for a very long time without maintenance. They are easy to sharpen with most setups, just raise a burr from the microbeveled (non-carbide) side and then strop off. The edge will build quickly and takes a bit longer than normal to remove.

The carbide/Ti combo excels on abrasive materials like cardboard, cloth, meat, rope, rubber, veggies, bone, etc. I prefer steel for whittling hard woods but the edge stability is still very good.

I like to carry mine in my front pocket, it weighs less than most folders at 1 oz total (knife and sheath) and is still substantial enough at 6" total for most daily tasks.

Titanium Backpacker
just droped the hammer
can't wait
thanx joe

Much appreciated Joe! Thanks and do enjoy.