Condor Tool & Knife Huron Bushcraft Knife - 1095 High-Carbon Steel Blade - Full-Tang Construction - Ergonomic Walnut Handle - Handcrafted Leather Sheath - Ideal for Bushcraft, Camping & Survival

Great blade design. It's a slight down sweep which allows great bark peeling, food slicing, and the profile rides the line between baton strong and thin enough to filet fish. Also it showers sparks with a tap. It's light for its size but made of some carbon steel which was quickly ground and stropped to razor sharp and seems to hold its edge. I soak these blades on mustard for several hours and it puts a nice protective layer on the steel. The sheath is kinda humble and pukka like, it's a bit fumbly like a leather sock. You are not going to draw or resheath it quickly but I can't suggest a better design without adding snaps and crap that can fail. It's kinda simple, sharp, sweet, and well rounded, it even carves well. This knife plus a pack saw or camp axe will serve you well for tools in most wooded areas. I've been using an Ontario Pilots survival since the 80's because I loved how freaking tough it was, but this rig is much more practical and versatile.

UPDATE 9/7/2020I just bought another one for my nephew. I recieved another great knife and another great purchasing experience. You really can't go wrong.---I'm very happy with the knife itself... great steel and the build quality is excellent. In the short time that I've had it, however, I did manage to pull the single rivet that holds the belt loop together on the sheath through the leather and render it unwearable. I would not really fault Condor for this as I am very rough on my equipment sometimes and unless it's built like a battle tank it really has a low chance of lasting for a long time if it hangs off my belt. But just know that the belt loop rivet is the weakest link here and that if you feel it 'pop' then you're about to lose your money on the ground somewhere.The knife has cut many cardboard boxes, heavy plastic film and my thumb and is still holding a decent edge after the initial sharpening. It also does well on a spark rod. You should get many years out of this knife if you keep it cleaned and oiled a bit.

NEGATIVES:The handle is a little on the small sizeThe heel grind is about 1/2 cm too shortThe sheath is well made (as usual) but tightPROS:Takes a wicked edgeSharp spineVery attractiveI haven't taken this thing out yet, but have played with it a bit, so this is a first impression thing. I love the look and the 1095 steel. It's actually pretty comfortable for the small handle size. If you have freaking Sasquatch hands, it's not for you. I like it a lot, but i feel like for 1/2 the price, I'd stick with a Bushlore (more comfortable in hand, longer cutting edge). How about one in 1095 Condor?

I am a knife enthusiast and I like this knife a LOT!!Very comfortable in my hand and it cuts well and it is not hard to sharpen when it does get dull - after a LOT of use. Condor knives are made in south america and not China so that I a good thing too.

Great knife. Maybe I was lucky? This knife is top notch especially for the money. Tang to handle for is great. Grind is spot on. I was skeptical because of other reviews but am totally happy. I also hit a sharping Steele a few strokes and shaved the hair on my arm.

Awesome knife. Everyone who sees it wants one. Perfect size as I can carry it without freaking out the public.Holds a razor sharp edge! Beautiful tooled sheath.

Feels good in my hand. Good quality steel. Well built. Good lookin knife.

Love the look of this knife but prepare to be disappointed with the quality control. I receive this knife rusted on both side with a little chip on the tip. The tang was poorly fabricated and the leather sheath design was rushed. Not sure if this knife is heat treated properly. Not razor sharp but sharp enough to slice paper. I can restore this knife but thinking I might return it. Hope these pictures help your decision on buying this knife.