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Condor Bushlore Knife | Bushcraft Knife | High Carbon Steel | Walnut Handle | Scandi Grind | Small Fixed Blade Knives | Hand Crafted Leather Sheath | Camp Knife | 3mm Thick | 4.3in Blade | 6.1oz

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  • DURABILITY: The razor-sharp blade of these camp knives are made from high carbon steel, renowned for its edge retention and durability. It's suitable for tasks such as carving, feathering, and firewood processing, all while maintaining its sharp edge.
  • WALNUT HANDLE: The grained walnut handle is a blend of aesthetics and ergonomics providing a comfortable and secure grip, enhancing the bushcraft knives ease of use. The overall design of these knives makes them highly functional and a joy to wield.
  • HANDCRAFTED WELTED LEATHER SHEATH: Handcrafted with attention to detail and a traditional aesthetic, this knife sheath facilitates safe and convenient carrying during activities, effectively protecting the sharp blade from accidental exposure and cuts.
  • AUTHENTICITY: The camping fixed blade knives showcase the craftsman's expertise and are a tribute to classic American knife-making tradition. This hunter knife is marked by its distinct character, aesthetic appeal and a valuable gear to your collection.
  • VERSATILITY: The scandi grind is a deliberate design choice that makes this bushcraft tool suitable for various bushcraft activities, like for wilderness cooking, gutting, camping shelter building, fire lighting, knots and rope work and woodland games.

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Introducing the Bushlore Knife, a masterfully crafted bush craft knife designed to be a versatile companion for various adventures, from clearing brush trails to camping tasks to survival, and it comes complete with a meticulously handcrafted leather sheath for safe and stylish storage. Enhance your outdoor experiences with this bushcraft knife, where tradition meets modern utility. Whether you're an experienced bushcrafter or just starting your journey in the wild, this knife is your reliable partner in conquering the great outdoors. Embark on outdoor adventures and bushcraft exploration with this fixed blade survival knife, your trusty companion in the wild.

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Condor Bushlore Knife | Bushcraft Knife | High Carbon Steel | Walnut Handle | Scandi Grind | Small Fixed Blade Knives | Hand Crafted Leather Sheath | Camp Knife | 3mm Thick | 4.3in Blade | 6.1oz


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4.7 out of 5 stars
4.7 out of 5
1,891 global ratings

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Customers like the quality, performance, and comfort of the Condor Bushlore. For example, they mention it's a highly functional tool that performs well at the job it'd be intended for. They appreciate the fit, comfort, and value of the knife. That said, some complain about the durability.

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758 customers mention718 positive40 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the knife. They mention that the sheath is top quality, the blade looks great, and it is well-finished. They also say that the design is great, the materials are great, that the performance is very good, and that the quality control has improved. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

"...-based in El Salvador, they continue to turn out simplistic, unassuming quality of the highest order.IN CLOSING:..." Read more

"...Knife and sheath together are a very practical package, good enough to take into the field, and cheap enough tha you won’t be heartbroken if you do..." Read more

"This knife is awesome. It's full tang, so you can be confident that it will stand up to baton'ing thick pieces of wood...." Read more

"...The design is great, the materials are great, the performance is very good, and it's cheap enough that I won't worry about modding it later as my..." Read more

377 customers mention365 positive12 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the bushcraft knife. They say it's the best budget bushcraft blade on the market, and it performs amazing for the money. Customers also mention that the leather sheath is worth that much.

"...a very practical package, good enough to take into the field, and cheap enough tha you won’t be heartbroken if you do happen to lose it...." Read more

"...the materials are great, the performance is very good, and it's cheap enough that I won't worry about modding it later as my skill level goes up." Read more

"...This knife costs so little and does so much, it's become my new favorite value blade for camping/backcountry use...." Read more

"...to spend, As many reviewers have already said, the leather sheath alone is worth that much. Either way, you can't lose...." Read more

221 customers mention167 positive54 negative

Customers like the comfort of the knife. They mention it has a very comfortable handle, with a warm ergonomic feel. The knife is well balanced, and the wood handle offers plenty of grip. The rubber grippy handle is nice when hands are wet.

"...It sits at the perfect height on your hip (in my opinion) and is comfortable and accessible, while never getting in the way of sitting or doing..." Read more

"...The handle is comfortable and long enough to adjust one's grip depending on the task being performed- you can clench down and get a lot of power, or..." Read more

"...Comfortable in the hand. Grip, while a little slick from traditional wood, has a nice design and the edges are smooth and rounded...." Read more

"...Since the steel is hard (it's not 1095 but it's definitely more work to put an edge on this then on a 440) I was hoping for a sharper blade out of..." Read more

207 customers mention148 positive59 negative

Customers like the sharpness of the Bushlore. They mention it's hair shaving sharp, holds an edge well, and cuts well. The Scandinavian grind keeps a razor edge, and the handle is comfortable in your hand. They say the knife slicing through paper with no effort, and even handles moderate chopping. Customers also mention that it'll throw sparks and is great for shaving tinder.

"...SHARPENING: + * * * *the Bushlore holds an exceptional edge, but once sharpening is necessary, I suggest an oil-stone, heavy on the oil...." Read more

"...Don't get me wrong, it's durable, and it's easy to sharpen in the field...." Read more

"...offering in the Condor line and came out of the box, literally, shaving sharp...." Read more

"...This blade is too thin for chopping, and the grind angle is too shallow for the edge to hold up to tha kind of abuse, but used as a knife I think..." Read more

140 customers mention121 positive19 negative

Customers like the fit of the knife. They say it fits their hand perfectly, the handle fits very comfortably in the palm, and the sheath is form-fitted and tight. The durability makes it a perfect fit for a more rugged, North-American survival. The blade is adequate size for most any task and it's small enough to carry comfortably on a belt.

"...However, the Bushlore's durability makes it a perfect fit for a more rugged, North-American 'survival' situation in which you might need to hack,..." Read more

"...'yells' quality with its' thick leather, great design and tight hold on the knife...." Read more

"...The handle is comfortable and long enough to adjust one's grip depending on the task being performed- you can clench down and get a lot of power, or..." Read more

"...It's small enough to carry comfortably on a belt. Also would be a good choice for backpackers/hikers/campers.Pros:-..." Read more

87 customers mention83 positive4 negative

Customers like the edge retention of the knife. They say it is high carbon steel and holds an edge well. Some customers also mention that the knife is easy to sharpen and the feather sticks well. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and performance of this high-quality hunting knife.

"...Holds a pretty excellent edge. It made it through slaughtering, cleaning and butchering two roosters without a hiccup...." Read more

"...without using the blade -- and as it is high carbon steel, it holds an edge well.-..." Read more

"...This one though, unlike the Pakistani and Chinese offerings, held an edge...." Read more

"...Sticking looks good along the edge but fold over belt loop is just riveted on each end...." Read more

77 customers mention74 positive3 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the Condor Bushlore. They mention that it is a highly functional tool, that lends itself very well to all field applications. Customers also say that it works wonderfully in the woods, and that it's durable and highly capable.

"...Without graphic details, the knife performed with razor-edged precision and the exactness I would demand from a MUCH more expensive knife...." Read more

"...The design is great, the materials are great, the performance is very good, and it's cheap enough that I won't worry about modding it later as my..." Read more

"...Bushcraft is where it excels and it is designed appropriately for the task and the production quality is up to the challenge.Uses:..." Read more

"...knife is for Bushcraft and camp tasks, though would be perfectly functional for hunting (which I plan on doing a lot)...." Read more

73 customers mention4 positive69 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the knife. They mention that the blade will rust if they don't take care of it, it's very susceptible to corrosion and staining, and it'll chip easily. The finish on the blade has taken on some blemishes, and the factory edge was damaged. Some scratches and discoloration have also been noted.

"...on carbon steel (In my opinion) since they 'pocket' water and can easily rust if the water is not quickly removed and the blade oiled...." Read more

"...carbon steel blade and while it has a protective coating on it, spots can still rust if you don't baby it a little.Final thoughts:..." Read more

"...Hard edge holding stainless tends to be a tad brittle, etc." Read more

"...It will rust, though not near as bad as I had thought, if I don't keep it pretty well oiled. This is a daily or bi-daily thing for me...." Read more

A solid field knife at an very attractive price
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A solid field knife at an very attractive price
I’ve seldom been without a knife of some sort on me ever since my days in the Boy Scouts, whether it’s a slim pocket folder, a fishing knife, a garden knife, or some other variety. I’m also an inveterate accumulator- note I didn’t say “collectors- of knives. Whenever I see something tha looks like it might be a tad better than what I’m using I find myself buying one, especially when it’s as inexpensive as this Condor. My go-to field knife for hiking and camping has been a Morakniv for some time, and while Moras have great blades, most are weak in the handle. Even those with a full length tang tend to have plastic and wood handles that aren’t all that tough. With a blade that extends the full length of the knife, this Condor is unlikely to break in use, assuming the steel is well tempered.One of the most impressive features of this knife, given the price, is the sheath. It’s made of thick oiled top grain leather, and it better than sheathes I’ve seen on knives costing twice as much. I would have really like a snap-over flap or other rendition device to insure against losing it, but the brass lanyard bushing- another unexpected feature- allows you to use a piece of parachute cord for that function. The back of the blade is square and provides a good striking surface for the ubiquitous fire starter stick. Knife and sheath together are a very practical package, good enough to take into the field, and cheap enough tha you won’t be heartbroken if you do happen to lose it.It’s classified by the seller as a “bush knife,” a relatively new but incredibly popular classification, judging from all the videos and web sites promising to teach “bushcraft” skills, like building shelters, deadfalls, and campfires. And “batoning” with your knife appears to be extremely popular. Unless you can use it like a splitting wedge, well, it’s just not a real bushcraft knife. Personally, I don’t care about that, as I have a perfectly good pack hatchet that’s designed for chopping and splitting wood. This blade is too thin for chopping, and the grind angle is too shallow for the edge to hold up to tha kind of abuse, but used as a knife I think it should last a long time and give good service. In fact, if you’re thinking about buying one, I’d suggest spending another $20 and getting the Micarta handled version, which should hold up better to moisture in the long run.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A solid field knife at an very attractive price
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2019
I’ve seldom been without a knife of some sort on me ever since my days in the Boy Scouts, whether it’s a slim pocket folder, a fishing knife, a garden knife, or some other variety. I’m also an inveterate accumulator- note I didn’t say “collectors- of knives. Whenever I see something tha looks like it might be a tad better than what I’m using I find myself buying one, especially when it’s as inexpensive as this Condor. My go-to field knife for hiking and camping has been a Morakniv for some time, and while Moras have great blades, most are weak in the handle. Even those with a full length tang tend to have plastic and wood handles that aren’t all that tough. With a blade that extends the full length of the knife, this Condor is unlikely to break in use, assuming the steel is well tempered.

One of the most impressive features of this knife, given the price, is the sheath. It’s made of thick oiled top grain leather, and it better than sheathes I’ve seen on knives costing twice as much. I would have really like a snap-over flap or other rendition device to insure against losing it, but the brass lanyard bushing- another unexpected feature- allows you to use a piece of parachute cord for that function. The back of the blade is square and provides a good striking surface for the ubiquitous fire starter stick. Knife and sheath together are a very practical package, good enough to take into the field, and cheap enough tha you won’t be heartbroken if you do happen to lose it.

It’s classified by the seller as a “bush knife,” a relatively new but incredibly popular classification, judging from all the videos and web sites promising to teach “bushcraft” skills, like building shelters, deadfalls, and campfires. And “batoning” with your knife appears to be extremely popular. Unless you can use it like a splitting wedge, well, it’s just not a real bushcraft knife. Personally, I don’t care about that, as I have a perfectly good pack hatchet that’s designed for chopping and splitting wood. This blade is too thin for chopping, and the grind angle is too shallow for the edge to hold up to tha kind of abuse, but used as a knife I think it should last a long time and give good service. In fact, if you’re thinking about buying one, I’d suggest spending another $20 and getting the Micarta handled version, which should hold up better to moisture in the long run.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2020
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5.0 out of 5 stars Easily the best knife for the price!
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2020
This knife is awesome. It's full tang, so you can be confident that it will stand up to baton'ing thick pieces of wood. It comes factory sharp (so very, very sharp), and it's clearly a quality product. The sheath also 'yells' quality with its' thick leather, great design and tight hold on the knife. It sits at the perfect height on your hip (in my opinion) and is comfortable and accessible, while never getting in the way of sitting or doing tasks (like processing wood, carrying objects, squatting, sitting, standing, etc.). I very much recommend getting a Condor knife, and I might even have to get the 3-inch version of this knife because I like it so much! 10/10 from me.
The only negative I've found - which I've also found in my knives that are 4-5 times this price - is that the blade is sharpened slightly unevenly. This can be fixed with some sharpening at home, of course, but it's always annoying when you get out your nice new knife and take a really close look and find minor craftsmanship errors. If you look at the third and final of my uploaded photos, you can see that the left side of the blade is just a hair 'wider' than the right side. It doesn't affect the way the knife works at all, if any - but it's worth pointing out.
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