Bushcraft & Survival

Knives for the people who actually go out. Scandi and saber grinds, spines squared for a ferro rod, and steels you can put an edge back on with a river stone. Built to be the one tool you would keep if you could only keep one.

Bushcraft asks different things of a blade than hunting does. You are carving feather sticks, batoning kindling, notching wood and striking sparks, so the spine matters as much as the edge. We leave it square and crisp on these, and we keep the grind simple enough to resharpen in the field without a jig.

1095 high carbon is the usual choice here because it sharpens easily and takes a hard edge. Pair it with an axe for shelter work, see axes and hatchets, and read the steel comparison in 1095 high carbon.