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  • Bushcraft knife with leather sheath in outdoors
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Bushcraft Knife

Bushcraft Knife

$185.00 USD
$240.00 USD $185.00 USD
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Introducing the official Sage Smoke Survival Bushcraft Knife – The knife I use daily can now be your rugged companion for the great outdoors.


Versatile Design: Designed by Daniel Olson of 4D Blades for ergonomic simplicity and functionality. His lifetime of experience in designing and forging knives makes this blade a cut above the rest.

Premium Materials: Handmade in British Columbia from 1084 high carbon steel for easy sharpening and great edge retention, because the last thing you need in a survival situations is a dull knife.

Durable Handle: Oil-treated black walnut withstands wear and is easily rejuvenated with a drop of oil, offering a handle that not only lasts but ages gracefully. All those scratches become victory scars, so you'll be proud to show off your bushcraft knife.

Proven Performance: Tested champion for carving, skinning, and all things bushcraft, so you never need to waste your money on poor quality knives again.

Ready Access: Friction-fit leather sheath with belt loop for convenient hip carry ensures you have this knife at the ready the second you need it.

Customization: Lanyard hole in the handle for you to add personalized safety loop or quick-pull lanyard for swift deployment, allowing you to tailor this knife to your unique outdoor needs, making it distinctly your own.

The Perfect Gift: Ideal for any outdoor enthusiast in your life, this knife will show your appreciation for them, and take their experiences to the next level.


Elevate your outdoor experience with the Sage Smoke Survival Bushcraft Knife – where simplicity meets durability and functionality.


Dimensions:

8 ⅜” overall length

4” blade

4 ⅜” handle

3/32” thick blade

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Customer Reviews

Based on 8 reviews
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Daniel Zaeske
We’ll see

Everything thing is quality. I’ll have to start using it and get er broken in.

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William Salter
Amazing knife

The only issue I can find with this knife isn't even with the knife and it's more of a preference than a defect or issue. I think the sheath is a little bit thin, otherwise this knife is amazing. It fits in my hand better than any of the other knives I've owned, the blade length is perfect, and pairs very nice with a small axe. I'd say this is the highest quality knife I've ever owned. If you take care of this knife, use it as it's intended, and don't abuse it, it seems like it'll last at least 40 years and could go on for two generations under the right circumstances.
Mr. Larsen responded to my questions quickly and explained well, I can also see that he responded to Harris' issue and made it right.
Amazing seller and amazing knife.

Edit 11/9/24: The tip snapped off when I was harvesting hardened pine sap. I notified Mr. Larsen and he, per usual, responded very quickly and offered to either repair or replace the defected knife. Keeping it at 5/5.

William

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Jessie Harris
Great knife until this happened

This is a great knife overall but while I was using it to make a feather stick and the tip broke off. Everything else was amazing though.

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Ben Wilson

Absolute perfection!

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Customer
Great knife

This knife is a great all around knife and is very sharp. It was the best of all of my knives, until it broke. I stuck it in a log to make a feather stick, and not long into it the tip broke off. I wasn’t doing anything wrong or abusing it and this was the first time I tried it with this knife. Other than that it’s a great knife.

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Hello! I'm sorry to see the tip of your knife broke. Please allow me to replace it for you! As these knives taper to a fine tip, (which is great for a variety of finer work like detailed carving and skinning animals) sticking it into wood to to secure it can be a bit hard on it. It just makes it easy to accidently put a lot of stress on that tip. For making feather sticks, I would recommend bracing the tip against a log instead of sticking it in. Please email me your order number so I can send you a return label, and I will get a new knife heading your way.
Email: Seth@sagesmokesurvival.com

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