White River Knives

[Sparky22]

Does anyone have experience with White River Knife and Tool? They look really sweet but there is almost no information about them online.

 

[madcap_magician]

Their Knucklehead gets good reviews, and Jerry Fisk is happy with his collaborations so far. Fit and finish looks good. They've intermittently tried doing their hands into the forum participation thing but haven't seemed to have the energy to hang in. Small family company.

I am very interested in the Knucklehead, Caper, and most of the Fisk knives.

 

[Deinos]

I haven't used one yet, but I know when I first started looking into small edc fixed blades and neck knives the White River Backpacker came up quite a bit and all of the reviews were very positive. Seems that they do quality work based on that feedback.

 

[Sparky22]

Their Knucklehead gets good reviews, and Jerry Fisk is happy with his collaborations so far. Fit and finish looks good. They've intermittently tried doing their hands into the forum participation thing but haven't seemed to have the energy to hang in. Small family company.

I am very interested in the Knucklehead, Caper, and most of the Fisk knives.

 

[Sparky22]

I am interested in the same knives, hope I can get one one day.

 

[maximus83]

Never tried them, but recently interested in one of their designs. They have a White River GTI knife, a fixed blade 10 inch in S35vn.

Also here's a handy listing with images of all their designs. They actually have a lot of designs.
https://www.whiteriverknives.com/collections/knives

 

[popedandy]

I have a backpacker and a Sendero bush knife. I have been very pleased with both of them.

 

[chiral.grolim]

I used to own a backpacker - very well made knife, but I didn't put it to use and passed it along as I prefer my Izula in that size:

Regarding the company, I seem to remember reading that they made knives for Survive! very early on, but I may be mistaken about that.

 

[ohmyheckinslc]

I've got one of their older GTI neck knives, they make them out of thinner stock now, but mine's 3/16th S35VN, very stout, perfect grinds, but a thick edge, not a supreme slicer.