Condor Norse Dragon Fixed Blade 3.8in Plain Edge Burnt American Hickory Wood

The Condor Norse Dragon Fixed Blade Knife is a beautifully designed tool that merges functionality with Norse-inspired artistry. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, collectors, and those who appreciate intricate craftsmanship, this knife delivers practicality and elegance in equal measure.

The knife features a 3.8-inch straight back blade, crafted from durable 1095 high-carbon steel. This material is renowned for its toughness, edge retention, and ease of sharpening, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor tasks. The blade’s natural forged finish not only enhances its rustic aesthetic but also improves durability and resistance to wear. Adding to its unique charm, the blade is engraved with a detailed Norse dragon, reflecting traditional Viking artistry.

The handle is made from burnt American Hickory wood, providing a natural and ergonomic grip that is both durable and comfortable. The burnt finish highlights the wood’s texture, giving the handle a visually striking appearance while enhancing its resistance to the elements. The knife’s full tang construction ensures maximum strength and stability, making it reliable for heavy-duty use.

At 8.3 inches overall and weighing just 2.8 ounces, the Condor Norse Dragon is lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry without sacrificing functionality. Its slim profile and balanced design make it suitable for precision tasks and general outdoor use.

The knife comes with a handcrafted brown leather sheath, which includes a belt loop for secure and convenient carry. The high-quality leather sheath complements the knife’s traditional design and ensures the blade is protected and easily accessible when needed.

The Condor Norse Dragon Fixed Blade Knife is more than just a cutting tool—it’s a piece of functional art inspired by Norse heritage. Whether you’re hiking, camping, or adding it to your collection, this knife delivers dependable performance with a touch of historical flair.

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