Product detailed description
The Bark River Euro Bushcrafter is a knife designed for rugged outdoor use, combining a traditional European shape with modern materials and precision craftsmanship. The MagnaCut steel blade, measuring approximately 108mm in length and 3.3mm thick, offers excellent corrosion resistance while offering high toughness and edge retention, which is crucial for long-term use in the field.
The Scandinavian-style cut allows precise and controlled cuts when working with wood and other materials, while the finely bevelled tip aids detailing. The hand-ground blade provides excellent cutting properties and smooth passage through the material. The ergonomic Green Canvas Micarta handle with black separator inserts provides a firm and secure grip even in wet conditions. The texture of the material improves stability in the hand and eliminates the risk of slipping during intensive use.
The full-tang construction contributes to the knife's exceptional strength, making it an ideal tool for bushcraft, camping and other outdoor activities. Each piece is individually finished by hand, ensuring maximum precision and quality workmanship. The knife comes with a leather belt sheath that ensures a safe and comfortable carry.
Overall length: 22,9 cm
Blade length: 10,8 cm
Blade material: CPM-MagnaCut
Blade thickness: 3.3 mm
Handle material: green canvas micarta
Construction: full tang
Weight: 187 g
Accessories: brown leather sheath
Country of origin: Michigan,USA
Handmade
Additional parameters
| Category: | Fixed blade |
|---|---|
| Blade material: | CPM-Magnacut |
| Blade length: | 10 to 15 cm |
| Handle material: | micarta |
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Bark River is a traditional family-owned brand from the USA, whose goal is to produce high quality knives at affordable market prices. These products are designed for outdoor users who need real performance from their tool. Bark River emphasizes on maximum performance of their products, with manufacturing methods both traditional and modern.
