There’s a lot of crossover between survival and bushcraft, so when we say that we spent most of our time thinking about bushcraft activities like hiking, camping, starting fires, and building shelters, that generally includes survival knives.
We go out into the woods and mountains as much as we can get away with. When we review a knife, it’s been dragged through a few miles of wood and dirt, started (or failed to start) at least one fire, and been generally abused until we’re satisfied that it’s worth praising or complaining about for a couple thousand words.
Great Horizontal Side and Scout Carry Knife and Sheath Options For Tactical, Survival and Bushcraft Knives Most people equate the horizontal carry style to some kind of tactical life decision when really it’s just a comfy life decision. Fashion statements aside, it’s a lot less awkward to take out a knife strapped to my left …
An Innovative, Budget Bushcraft…ish Knife With A Sheath The Feels Like It Was An Afterthought So this review is mostly gonna be pictures with the exception of the specifications below and a few relatively useless observations that I put up just to make it look legit, because every time I hold the Cima G20 all …
These 14 Knives Are The Stand Outs In Our Review of Boker’s Budget Magnum Line Boker Magnum is what you call a budget line. It’s the kind of brand you go to when you need a new carry for under $100. Magnum gets a bad rep and poor reviews sometimes for its quality, but you …
Whether It’s Hunting, Bushcraft or EDC, Steel Matters Anyone who only buys their knives in a certain kind of steel is the kind of person who’s going to have an opinion about S30V, S35V or S45V steel. Or 154CM versus CPM154, or D2 and why a $50 price increase for Crucible powder steels is worth …
Boker Knife Brands Company Breakdown – The Differences Between, Solingen, Plus, Arbolito and Magnum Explained Jump to: There’s a little confusion about where specifically Boker actually manufactures their knives. Being famously German-made, it was heartbreaking for a lot of us when they decided to start manufacturing in China and Taiwan. Even with those factories running, …
What Happens When You Turn a Lumberjack into a Fixed-Blade Bushcraft Knife Awhile back I played around with my brother’s Condor Swamp Romper, which is a great bushcraft knife, but pretty light in the blade. I mentioned to him how much better it would be at chopping if the blade had a thicker spine and …
Great Bang for the Buck on This Full Tang, Clip Point Fixed Blade Knife from Schrade I am going to start this review off with a question to the manufacturer. Schrade! What the hell is up with the name? Seriously you named this well priced, fixed blade, full tang knife, “SCHF32”? It makes no sense! That is the …
The Condor Tool and Knife Swamp Romper is a Tough, Versatile Knife With a Great Sheath This is one of those knives that can do a little bit of everything. It cuts fine, it chops pretty well, it carries light on the hip, and the handle is super comfortable. It generally feels nice to use, …
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