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Quality product for camping.

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A great knife for sorting, a quality purchase, nothing bad to say

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A great batch knife...

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The initial impression is good. Good non-slip handle.

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Excellent feel in the hand, really doesn't slip even when wet. A good and solid sheath from which the knife will not accidentally fall.

Very nice knife

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Good handle with a rubber surface, does not slip when wet. Good sheath that holds the knife well.

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Simply an incredibly good batch knife. Does everything it's supposed to and is really safe thanks to the sturdy handle and hand stop. Update to the review: On June 7, 2023, when I was tired, I stabbed myself at the bonfire site of the deserted hut in Sarvioja. It cut the meat incredibly well! Sink deep easily and effortlessly! After the loss of deciliters of blood and the illegal ligation, a helicopter ride to Sodankylä. 5/5 I recommend!

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A good hiking knife

Great craftsmanship! You get what you paid for. Exactly the same as in the pictures.

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Sturdy, big.

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Great appearance, you get a very good and firm grip on the handle! A very reasonable knife for the price. Let's see how the blade works in the long run.

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Knife in good condition, excellent grip on the handle. sheath good. when ordering, I thought about that length, but the choice was right. goes along both in the lumberjack's harness and in bulking. I recommend

I first bought the smaller version of this knife, the Trailblazer/Pioneeri, and just felt, that a little extra in size could have a huge impact on how the knife might feel in one´s hand. Long story short: it surely does, but for the ammount of money you have to pay for either one, both are just SPLENDID knives for any "lighter" outdoor activity. For batoning wood the blade strength between 2.6 and 2.7mm might be a bit too thin for safe and regretless working with any thickness of branches..so far I wouldn´t say, that it can´t be used for that in any case, if you just pay a little attention on what you´re trying to do. - very good allrounder knife, that - no matter, what modell you chose - drops viciously sharp out of the box and through any of your limbs, that you might choose to try and catch it. Very good to use with fire steals. Would definetely buy again and would definetely recommend buying - though the blade´s coating very slightly appears to be glittering..=) (The coating might be sturdy, but it´s not plain black.)

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A good universal knife, the rubber-like handle gets a good grip and is not slippery in wet conditions.

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A qualified hiking knife. A special mention that the handle is not slippery under any circumstances - even with gloves.

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Good handle, really sharp, light and easy to handle.

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Guaranteed Marttiini quality. Especially suitable for those with a slightly bigger hand but want a lighter knife. This is a remarkably large wilderness knife compared to other Martins. The pioneer knife is practically exactly the same gadget as this one, but it is the size of normal small lynx-type knives. It’s worth looking at both and judging which one sits best for your own hand and purpose. In both, I think the handle is the best possible; the knife does not have to be decorated, but above all it must not be slippery. Here's the grip. It is substantially lighter to use than other thicker knives with thicker blades, and the rubber handle sits firmly even in a wet and slightly cumbersome hand. Due to its light weight and tip smoothness, there may not be any baton tips, there are other "full Tang" products. The coating appears reasonably durable. The sheath is great in size and I use it to carry a couple of other big wilderness knives with small tunes :)

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Really good, comfortable to use and suitable size. Would rather not have the manufacturer's name engraved

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Reciprocating been in use for a lot and I am very satisfied. Sharpening lasts and good grip on the handle

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The handle stays firmly in the hand even when wet. Suitable for both boiling and moose injection.

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Pretty good.

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Good, high quality and very stylish guerrilla knife for a wide range of activities.

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it was good

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An excellent value for money knife.

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Almost a magical moment to get this in your hands. Sturdy workmanship, high quality, details polished. Involved in heavy use, e.g. The woodpeckers come in this halved interval daily in order to get the sprinkler to the right size pieces. The blade is a bit chipped, but it stubbornly plays and the surface is not scratched. Rubber handle firm and comfortable in the hand.

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Well made Wild knife. Worked well in his job. Really sharp. Good quality price ratio.

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That closet came to the intimacy. A blade of suitable length and still sharp. Got easily cut and drained, stays well in the sheath. Nowadays you are in the forest and the same things are taken care of and the deer can be opened and other work easily