Condor Ironpath Fixed Blade Knife 9.88in Plain Edge Walnut

The Condor Ironpath Fixed Blade Knife is a robust and elegantly crafted tool designed for heavy-duty outdoor tasks, survival situations, and bushcraft applications. Combining exceptional functionality with timeless design, this knife is ideal for those who demand both performance and style from their gear.

The knife features a 9.88-inch drop point blade, made from durable 1075 high-carbon steel. Renowned for its toughness, edge retention, and ease of sharpening, this steel ensures the blade performs reliably in demanding conditions. The polished finish enhances its classic appearance while providing resistance to corrosion and wear, making it a dependable choice for chopping, slicing, and carving.

The handle is constructed from premium walnut wood, offering a natural, ergonomic grip that feels comfortable and secure during extended use. The handle is secured with double brass rivets, adding durability and a touch of traditional elegance. A lanyard hole provides additional carry options or the ability to attach a wrist strap for enhanced security and convenience during use.

At 15 inches overall and weighing 22.93 ounces, the Condor Ironpath is built for power and control. Its 0.2-inch thick full tang construction ensures maximum strength and stability, making it suitable for rigorous tasks like batoning, chopping wood, and crafting shelters.

The knife includes a handcrafted welted leather sheath, which not only protects the blade but also provides a secure and stylish carrying solution. The sheath features a classic design that complements the knife’s aesthetics, making it practical for field use or display.

The Condor Ironpath Fixed Blade Knife is more than just a tool—it’s a reliable and versatile companion for outdoor enthusiasts, survivalists, and bushcrafters. With its rugged construction, ergonomic handle, and refined design, this knife is ready to tackle any challenge while maintaining a touch of timeless elegance.

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