My first “real” bushcraft knife was the Pathfinder Trade Knife from Habilis Bush Tools. I always like to check with them and see what they have new.
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Now that I look closer at the Habilis knives, they look like they’re drop point blades with a clip point combination. What do you call that? A modified clip point, modified drop point, or something different. Whatever it is, I really like it.
I just call it a cool knife
The clip point designation I know, it’s the reasoning behind the design of the clip point that I’d like to learn about. Looking at it, it seems that it would good for drilling among other things. I’ll check it out on Google or look for a YouTube vid about it. All of the knife shapes and designs have a purpose. What are the thoughts and reasonings behind their unique shapes? I’ll look into it.
I have no idea
BTW, relative to the Explorer model, why do ya think the spine of the knife takes that dip towards the tip?
Because it is a clip point or Bowie style and that is how they are designed.
Wish they would be in o1 and not 1095
Survival On Purpose I dont doubt that it’s just personal preference
I’ve had mine for several years with no problems
Love those blades. I wish you covered prices.
They are on his website
Good video-G10 is glass filled Micarta and is more durable than linen or paper filled. The red spacers on Buck Knives classic hunting knives are linen filled Micarta. Habilis has a better design for bushcraft.
They do a good jib
Cool knives Brian! I like that chopper, and the finger choil is a big plus on that one.
It is cool