Limited Quantity Back by Popular Demand! The NEW A2 GenOX Bushcraft knife is here! It has all of the features that made our first knife so popular, like an orange G10 liner, silky smooth and razor-sharp Scandi grind, and rugged sheath. These knives are each meticulously handmade ...Limited Quantity Back by Popular Demand! The NEW A2 GenOX Bushcraft knife is here! It has all of the features that made our first knife so popular, like an orange G10 liner, silky smooth and razor-sharp Scandi grind, and rugged sheath. These knives are each meticulously handmade in the USA by some of the world's best master craftsmen and bladesmiths, so supplies are limited.
"The LogOX A2 GenOX Bushcraft Knife is a razor-sharp, beautiful, durable, hand-crafted knife that should serve well in a host of outdoor tasks... Read his full and very detailed field test review here. Each Limited Edition GenOX Bushcraft Knife Set features: Orange G10 liner, making the spine of the handle easier to see and slightly thicker than a standard Genesis knife.
Overall Length: 9" Sharpened Edge: 4.25" Steel: 1/8" A2- Full Tang Grind: High-polished Scandi grind to 0° then hard micro-buffed edge Handle: Micarta Finish: Natural Matte Other Features: Thumb scallops for improved grip and sharpened spine. Includes: a 3/8 x 3" fire steel in natural mountain finish. A classic bushcraft tool in its own right, and a must-have accessory for starting campfires.
Includes: a premium quality, Made in USA, brown leather sheath that will be as comfortable to wear on your hip as it is in dangler form. From manufacturer LT Wright Knives: "This nine-inch overall Scandi ground bush knife really likes to work. With features such as Micarta scales, a matte finish, and heavy-duty hardware, it'll get the job done for you no matter what the circumstances.
The Scandi grind is a high polish on the whole surface to make sure there is no drag when cutting." More improvements are the thumb scallops on each side allowing more comfortable control doing close-up work. And of course, a spine sharpened up like an ice skate so the edge is 90 degrees to allow the spine of the knife to work as hard as the edge. Whether you're getting a tinder bundle scraped off a branch or striking a ferro rod off there, that spine will allow you to save the blade for fine cutting tasks."