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It's good in the woods!
The Black Bear is the premier choice for a large camp knife. It's not so big that it's unwieldy or so heavy it weighs you down. It's the perfect blend of large size and moderate weight. With our combination of extremely durable materials and construction method, just the right bevel angle, and grippy handle, it's the perfect companion for batoning, hacking, cooking, and any other outdoor chore you throw at it. Backed by our lifetime warranty, you will not find a better knife to fit your outdoor life!
FEATURES:
- Includes Kydex Sheath with Tech Lock
- Hand Contoured G10 Handles that provide a unique look and but are ergonomic and comfortable in hand.
- Premier choice for a large camp knife
- 8670 Steel, which is the perfect combination of toughness and edge retension.
- Handmade one at a time in College Station, Texas.
- Unconditonal Transferable Lifetime Warranty.
SPECS
- Blade Length: 5-3/8"
- Handle Length: 4-1/2"
- Overall Length: 9-7/8"
- Blade Thickness: 1/8"
- Weight: 7.75 oz
- Knife w/ Sheath Weight: 11 oz
- Handle Material: Sculpted Brown G10
- Steel: 8670 High Carbon
- Rockwell: 58-60HRC
- Sheath: Kydex Sheath with Tech Lock
- Made in College Station Texas, USA
At Black Knight Blades, we make our knives with the utmost attention to detail. We use the best materials available to us and during the manufacturing process, each knife is treated with extreme care as though we were making it for ourselves. We stand behind our knives with a lifetime guarantee. If your Black Knight Blades knife should ever break when used as intended, we will repair or replace it. This warranty follows the knife throughout its life, wherever it is in the world. We do not require proof of sale or warranty registration of any kind.
8670 Steel Toughness
8670 steel toughness is unrivaled in the knife steel world. It offers outstanding toughness, a score of 10/10 when rating the toughness. The only few steels that come close to this are 5160, 14C28N, and CPM 3V. 1095 steel is more prevalent in the knife-making industry than 8670, but 8670 offers much better toughness and edge holding ability.
