Outsmarting the Encroaching World
The entire Bear Grylls collection was designed to be put to work out in the wild and the Folding Sheath Knife seems to be a staple for that. Comfortable to hold, easy to carry and the right blade size and style for an all-around outdoor knife, you’ll be happy with your choice.
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A large fixed blade drop-point, the Schrade SCHF27 is sure to draw attention. With a 6.6″ straight blade and a saw-tooth spine, the pure intent of this beast is to keep you alive when you’re off the beaten path. Complete with a multi-tool secure inside the rubber handle, it truly has everything you need for wherever you are.
Continue ReadingThe world of knives is not so different from that of other hand-tools: There’s a specific one for every job. Listed here are some of the most common knife blade types and helpful notes on when each one will be most useful.
One of the most common blade types out there, the clip-point has a section along the spine that looks like it has been clipped off. This results in a finer point that gives you higher accuracy when precision cutting. Less metal at the tip of the blade reduces drag and makes for quicker piercing and slicing.
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The SOG Fielder is a sleek and sturdy clip-point folder perfect for EDC. Standard with pocket clip, high-shine steel panels and a straight blade, it’s makes more sense to carry around town than it does as a camping work-horse. But no matter the use, the locking mechanism is solid, it holds up well under heavy use, and it starts around $25, so it’s a budget-friendly way to add to your collection.
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