Condor Tool & Knife Aqualore
The Aqualore is a design by Joe Flowers of Bushcraft Global. This fixed-blade knife is made with Sandvik 14C28N steel with great corrosion resistance. It should be a great companion for canoers and kayakers especially. It measures 9.32 inches overall with a 4.31-inch drop-point blade with a Scandi grind. The handle is Micarta. The knife comes with an ambidextrous Kydex sheath. The MSRP is $114.98.
The Wendigo Folder ($117.91) is another Flowers design. It has a 3.45-inch blade of 1095 high carbon steel with a Scandi grind. The blade secures open with a liner lock. The handle scales are Micarta. It weighs 3.53 ounces.
The Enduro Knife ($151.61) was designed by Tony Lennartz. It’s a fixed blade, 11.45 inches overall with a 6.82-inch blade of 420 high carbon stainless steel. It has a high flat grind with secondary bevel and a paper Micarta handle. It comes with a Kydex sheath with leather belt loop.
Condor’s new Cantina Axe
Every Outdoorsman Can Use An Axe
Need a big chopper? Joe Flowers designed the Cantina Axe ($87.34) for Condor Tool & Knife. It’s 18.01 inches long overall with a burnt American hickory handle. Replacement handles are available too. The axe head is made of 1060 high carbon steel with a 6.9-inch cutting edge with a convex grind. The Cantina Axe weighs 35.28 ounces. It does not come with a sheath.
Condor’s new Beetle neck knife
New Condor Tool & Knife Neck Knives
The Beetle Neck Knife ($78.60) was designed by Julio Diez. This small, but beefy fixed blade is 5.39 inches long overall with a 2.67-inch blade and a walnut handle. The steel is 1095 high carbon. It weighs 4.59 ounces and comes with a leather sheath.
The Blue River Neck Knife ($104.98) gets its inspiration from a tributary of the Colorado River, the Blue River, once home of the Native American Arapaho tribe. This knife measures 5 inches overall with a 2.32-inch blade. It weighs just 2.47 ounces. It’s crafted from 1095 high carbon steel with flat grind and secondary bevel. It has a walnut handle with a reconstituted turquoise stone inserted in the middle. The leather sheath has a Native American motif as well.
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