Bushcraft droppoint6/19/2023 ![]() There have been some complaints about the tightness of the sheath when it is new, but that is ideal in a leather sheath, because otherwise they become too loose when broken in. I think the 1075 HC steel is a great choice for bushcraft knives, because it doesn’t chip as easy as some of the hard steels, it holds it’s edge well and it is relatively easy to sharpen. From a quality and functionality standpoint it is pretty tough to beat the condor in the sub $55 price range. The Swamp Romper Fixed Blade Knife from Condor is a rugged, versatile bushcraft knife designed by Joe Flowers. There were some quality control issues in the early models, but those issues seem to have been dealt with Knife Specifications Overall Length:Ĭons The blade is not super sharp right out of the box This knife was designed for long term use in caustic environments like jungles and damp forests, so above anything, you can expect this knife to survive with the right amount of maintenance. Plus, 1075 steel usually strops and sharpens easily enough. The biggest thing holding it back is the factory edge, which isn’t terrible. ![]() It generally feels nice to use, even if it doesn’t excel at all the tasks you want it to. It cuts fine, it chops pretty well, it carries light on the hip, and the handle is super comfortable. This is one of those knives that can do a little bit of everything. The Condor Tool and Knife Swamp Romper is a Tough, Versatile Knife With a Great Sheath
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